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Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 7:15 am
by inis
hmm, well, im not realyl sure how you were using it, but its cool. if you found something that works stick with it, thats what i always say.
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 10:40 am
by hambone1
I also burn my iTunes Music Store purchase to CDs just for backup sake.
The fact that it converts them to unprotected AIFFs for use in Live is a bonus.
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 1:30 pm
by gaspode
hambone1 wrote:I also burn my iTunes Music Store purchase to CDs just for backup sake.
The fact that it converts them to unprotected AIFFs for use in Live is a bonus.
When you make a purchase they specifically tell you to burn your songs to cd for backup in case of system failure.
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 3:38 pm
by 4ace
Soundflower rocks,anything ANYTHING that plays through your built in sound can be routed to live including the little snippits that the I.M.S plays can be sampled.
It's a workaround but hey it works!
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 3:55 pm
by FORMAT
4ace wrote:Soundflower rocks,anything ANYTHING that plays through your built in sound can be routed to live including the little snippits that the I.M.S plays can be sampled.
It's a workaround but hey it works!
Audiohijack does that too, no?
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 4:04 pm
by beardedone
I hate iTunes. I'd rather walk 100 miles to buy the CD's than purchase any Apple product.
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 4:07 pm
by john gordon
4ace wrote:Soundflower rocks,anything ANYTHING that plays through your built in sound can be routed to live including the little snippits that the I.M.S plays can be sampled.
It's a workaround but hey it works!
so i couid record off a dvd into live?
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 5:09 pm
by polyslax
FORMAT wrote:4ace wrote:Soundflower rocks,anything ANYTHING that plays through your built in sound can be routed to live including the little snippits that the I.M.S plays can be sampled.
It's a workaround but hey it works!
Audiohijack does that too, no?
Yup, I use it all the time to record sound out of Numerology.
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 6:38 pm
by claas
john gordon wrote:you cant convert them.i guess they are protected
Of course they are protected. If not no Label will give Apple the rights to sell the music. But there is a simple way to make them useable: make playlists and burn them as an Audio-CD. Then import them into Live.
greetings, claas
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 7:50 pm
by 4ace
AudioHiJack=$
Soundflower=Free
And yes you can sample off of DVD's with Soundflower,i do it ALL the time.
I also suggest VLC,find it on versiontracker.com,it's just a player like the DVD player that comes on all macs.However the VLC unlike quicktime and DVD player,has a time line that will allow you to quickly get to whereever you want in the movie.
i have a .als setup as a template with my triggerfinger set to quickly record and then continue watching the movie.A couple of the pads are set to move the scene select up/down.
I can grab samples super fast this way.
Once i have all the samples i want i drag them onto my external drive into a folder that is neatly organized by movie.
A little more info than you asked for but i felt like sharing......
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 9:07 pm
by john gordon
4ace wrote:AudioHiJack=$
Soundflower=Free
And yes you can sample off of DVD's with Soundflower,i do it ALL the time.
I also suggest VLC,find it on versiontracker.com,it's just a player like the DVD player that comes on all macs.However the VLC unlike quicktime and DVD player,has a time line that will allow you to quickly get to whereever you want in the movie.
i have a .als setup as a template with my triggerfinger set to quickly record and then continue watching the movie.A couple of the pads are set to move the scene select up/down.
I can grab samples super fast this way.
Once i have all the samples i want i drag them onto my external drive into a folder that is neatly organized by movie.
A little more info than you asked for but i felt like sharing......
awesome great.thanks alot for that info