This is a bold and perhaps stupid question to ask but i think it would be more stupid if i didnt ask it, put in all the donkey work to find there was an easier way.
I have amassed quite a lot of sounds/samples and loops etc to use in ableton. I was wondering if anyone had come across an app where you could load your samples into it, if it could tell you what type of sound it was i.e.. snare , kick etc.
Or if anyone has any tips on how to best organise your library it would be greatly appreciated.
I realise this might be a silly question so please dont bombard me with slagging. If you have something to say that is not helpful to me, kindly keep it to yourself.
Sorting through samples
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Re: Sorting through samples
No clue on a tool, but I keep mine either by sample library/directories or put them into folders with types, i.e. Drums->Kick/Snare/Tom/Hats/Cymbals folders for an idea. I have Orchestral - Cinematic and Classical but they are broken down inside by folders so I have to audition them to pick ones I want to work with on a track.
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Re: Sorting through samples
With the new search facility, it really does not matter. The important thing is to ensure that each sample is called something that will bring it up in a search