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hehe, we posted at the same time, thanks, mr funken...

Do you mean, like this?

funken wrote:I don't think there's any advantage doing it that way. I would just use each sample once, and extend the zone of the first and last

But this way it will stretch only the first and the last sample, not all samples in different octaves. Or am I wrong?

Thanks guys, I got it.
Here is a print screen if somebody is interested, so I can use the samples of one octave in other octaves.
Ctrl+A to select all the samples, so Ctrl+D to duplicate, move it one octave above (or lower).

ljd2002 wrote:Does anyone here do this ? I'd like to find out more information if possible.
I've added some white noise to my track - and applied sidechain compression, but am not sure if I've missed anything out.

thanks

I dont, but Airbase does, its on his Myloops Ableton template.

Hi guys, can you help me with this, please?

I have a set of bass multisamples in notes: A, B, C, D, E, F and G.
7 bass samples.
How can I load it in a way that I press A in any octave and the A will be played in different octaves, pitching/stretching the main A bass sample?

Edit: I'm using ...

thanks, much appreciated help, guys!

Yes, a pc soundcard integrated with the motherboard.

So... What kind of mic do production tutorials makers like sonic academy, groove3, pointblank, etc, use?

what mic do you use?probaly it needs a powred input like the ones you find on mobile recorders

Its a headphone with integrated mic (like telemarketing), a very cheap one...
I want it working to record ableton tutorials...
It works fine with the onboard audio but I cant get it working with the ...

Hi guys, I have a noob question, I think...

I have 2 audio interfaces: a audiotrak maya mkii pci and a tascam us144 mkii.
I cant get a 3.5 mm microphone to work with them, what am I doing wrong?
Or will only dynamic/condenser mic work with these audio boards?

edit: the 3.5mm mic is connected to a ...