warp mode is simpler/sampler
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warp mode is simpler/sampler
why has this not been implemented yet?
the possibility to sync up rhythmic parts and play them in time would be a massive upgrade
no other software does this
the possibility to sync up rhythmic parts and play them in time would be a massive upgrade
no other software does this
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Re: warp mode is simpler/sampler
I run into a problem with this using "slice to midi." The slices in the resulting drum rack are set to the existing tempo. If I change the tempo of the project, the slices are no longer in sync. Sometimes this is desirable, since it pushes your feel off the grid. But it also means I need to commit to a tempo when I use slice to midi, which I prefer not to do.
Would be great to have the option for clips in simplers/samplers to warp like the clips in session/arrangement views.
Would be great to have the option for clips in simplers/samplers to warp like the clips in session/arrangement views.
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Once u have got ur slice to midi clip like you want .. Freeze the track then if you change the tempo the loop will still be in sync.
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Re: warp mode is simpler/sampler
that is a good idea but freezing it first and then slicing would better suit what i'm thinking ofboabmatic wrote:Once u have got ur slice to midi clip like you want .. Freeze the track then if you change the tempo the loop will still be in sync.
that way any rhythmic content in the slices would follow the host tempo it was frozen to
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freeze, flatten and slice works fine within a single project, but it means that the instrument is tied to the project bpm. Its silly that sampler wont warp audio. It should timestretch all samples to match the warp behaviour, so loops will always play in time.
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Yeah, the only software I know that syncs loops to global tempo even after it's nondestructively sliced is Renoise. Renoise only does realtime pitchshifting when you sync loops this way though but at least you can work with it by adding another pitching plugin to simulate the timestretch warping in Live.ambientidm wrote:why has this not been implemented yet?
the possibility to sync up rhythmic parts and play them in time would be a massive upgrade
no other software does this
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Re: warp mode is simpler/sampler
i don't get it
tempo syncing loops is lives bread and butter and here we are at ver9 and there is no improvement with their sampler instruments
tempo syncing loops is lives bread and butter and here we are at ver9 and there is no improvement with their sampler instruments
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I normally warp the sample -> freeze -> duplicate clip to new track -> Slice to midi -> create chopped up loop -> then if I'm going to change tempo on the project I freeze again to keep clip in time.ambientidm wrote:that is a good idea but freezing it first and then slicing would better suit what i'm thinking ofboabmatic wrote:Once u have got ur slice to midi clip like you want .. Freeze the track then if you change the tempo the loop will still be in sync.
that way any rhythmic content in the slices would follow the host tempo it was frozen to
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again, this is fine for 'production', but means that the instrument loses a great deal of flexibility with regards to live performance, especially when playing with a drummer. It's a glaring omission.boabmatic wrote:I normally warp the sample -> freeze -> duplicate clip to new track -> Slice to midi -> create chopped up loop -> then if I'm going to change tempo on the project I freeze again to keep clip in time.
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I been running through the hallways, screaming at the top of my lungs about this for years... And at one point (years ago) they even responded and said it's on the 'to do' list.... Then they never responded to it again.
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Re: warp mode is simpler/sampler
this really would be a ground breaking way to play and remix clips in a live setting not to mention the tremendous sound design applications
all i want is for sampler and simpler to be able to play clips with all the normal warp and stretch functions
the only real way to do this now is to use a grid controller to play clips
and yes it really is a glaring omission
all i want is for sampler and simpler to be able to play clips with all the normal warp and stretch functions
the only real way to do this now is to use a grid controller to play clips
and yes it really is a glaring omission
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So Reason 7 now has built-in audio warping and slicing. I wonder if they finally cracked slices timestretching to tempo...
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I'm not totally getting it. When it comes to "sync up rhythmic parts and play them in time" it seems like warped audio in clips in session view would work well for that kind of thing. What's the advantage of having warping inside a sampler?
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I think people are referring specifically to being able to autoslice (slice to MIDI uses simpler or sampler in drum racks) and having the slices continue to warp with tempo changes.su wrote:I'm not totally getting it. When it comes to "sync up rhythmic parts and play them in time" it seems like warped audio in clips in session view would work well for that kind of thing. What's the advantage of having warping inside a sampler?
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Sampler and Simpler is a synthesizer with envelopes, filter and lfos, etc... In warped audio-clips you never have the possibilities as in a sampler.su wrote:I'm not totally getting it. When it comes to "sync up rhythmic parts and play them in time" it seems like warped audio in clips in session view would work well for that kind of thing. What's the advantage of having warping inside a sampler?