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Does anyone have any steps to follow when doing a re-edit in Abelton ... just looking for some tips

thanks,

Tom

tom b. wrote:Does anyone have any steps to follow when doing a re-edit in Abelton ... just looking for some tips

thanks,

Tom

You mean like chopping a section out of a track? Or adding to a track?

willnana wrote:

tom b. wrote:Does anyone have any steps to follow when doing a re-edit in Abelton ... just looking for some tips

thanks,

Tom

You mean like chopping a section out of a track? Or adding to a track?

what i am doing at the moment is chopping up stuff in sounforge and then throwing them into abelton ... just looking to see how people use Abelton from there on really

tom b. wrote:

willnana wrote:

tom b. wrote:Does anyone have any steps to follow when doing a re-edit in Abelton ... just looking for some tips

thanks,

Tom

You mean like chopping a section out of a track? Or adding to a track?

what i am doing at the moment is chopping up stuff in sounforge and then throwing them into abelton ... just looking to see how people use Abelton from there on really

You add drum loops for a mix in or out if you don't like the orginal. I have done things like that to extend the mix for a minute or so. I have also chopped out sections, like a breakdown, that i dont like. from there i add little loops or extend another breakdown some. the nice thing about all of this is you can do what you like with it.

tom b. wrote:

willnana wrote:

tom b. wrote:Does anyone have any steps to follow when doing a re-edit in Abelton ... just looking for some tips

thanks,

Tom

You mean like chopping a section out of a track? Or adding to a track?

what i am doing at the moment is chopping up stuff in sounforge and then throwing them into abelton ... just looking to see how people use Abelton from there on really

unless youre using dx/vst/au plugins and native plugins with soundforge, and just editing the dry sample as is, an even faster way would be to select your cllip, leftclick and hold leftclick while pressing tab, get it out into arrangement view, edit it there, consolidate your new clip, and the select it in arrangement view, click and hold, press tab, and move it back into the clip slot. dead easy, and fast to work with once you get the hand of it.