Logic Pro Tips: Auto Sampler explained
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- In this Logic Pro Tips video, Jono Buchanan shows you the power of Auto Sampler. You'll learn how to sample external audio devices and transform them into a dedicated instrument. Jono shows you the various methods to seamlessly capture and map your audio in Auto Sampler, and explains why this tool is fantastic for all types of producers. You'll also understand how Auto Sampler instruments can integrate into your workflow for further creative possibilities.
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0:00 Start
0:23 Setting up External MIDI
1:32 Auto Sampler setup
4:13 Recording into Auto Sampler
5:14 Locating our samples
6:06 Why Auto Sampler is brilliant
6:33 Creating a second instrument
8:05 Search with crossfade
9:11 Testing out the pad
10:05 Editing the tone
10:37 Applying effects 
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I use Autosampler often, it's a great tool.
And, be honest, sometimes to "borrow" some kontakt instruments as I only have the kontakt player, not the full version, the only limitation being doing the whole process in less than 15 minutes.
Dynamic layers, round robins, etc... some .nki instruments can use a lot of time, but Autosampler indicates you at the begining the length of the process and you can often find a way to deal with this limitation (less samples, shorter time, doing it in 2 times then making 1 instruments with 2 in Sampler, etc...)
Incredible. Thank you for sharing.
Nice tuition Jono! Gonna have so much fun
This is soooc coool! Thanks Jono!
Brilliant, thank you!
Awesome, Thanks Jono!
This is remarkable!
Sooo useful, Jono. Thanks again. Haven’t even looked at Auto Sampler yet! Now I shall. - BTW, what’s the new mouse? And does it do force touch?
Auto Sampler was in utility for me.
Excellent video. What is the deciding factor/criteria to use the Auto Loop functionality? What sorta quality in the patch determines that? I'm still unclear when I need to use that. Any guidance would be fantastic.
Could this be used to sample drum machines? I'd like to be able to capture patches from my Korg Analog Drum machine. I assume I'd set the keys in an order that makes sense for each hit? I'm pretty new to synthesis and sampling.
Dude needs to slow down and speak slowly it’s way to fast
He’s speaking at a normal speed. If it’s too fast for you, adjust the speed of playback.