Logic Pro // Custom Quick Sampler Instruments
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- In this video I demonstrate how I like to create custom sample-based instruments in Quick Sampler in Logic Pro. Enjoy!
0:00 Introduction and Musical Example
1:11 Source Audio
2:56 Add Effects
5:51 Print the Audio
7:58 Load into Quick Sampler
9:13 Modulation Effects
12:37 Save Instrument
13:33 Follow Tempo
15:10 Keyboard-Type Example and Wrap-Up
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In this video I demonstrate a method I like to use for creating custom instruments in Quick Sampler.
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Thank you Sir!
Just wanted to let you know that your videos taught me a lot about Logic Pro and about music too (I never really learned music). Thank you so much for making it possible for the music in my head to be heard on speakers.
Wow 😁 This is not only a super creative lesson in sound design, but it’s a benchmark tutorial in Quick Sampler. Very impressive. Thx!
Absolute amazing tutorial you take Logic To a different level, a huge thanks
This is excellent, just what my track needs at the moment, cheers
Good ideas, I'll try some of them. Thank you
Awesome! Thank you! :)
I was about to give up on that quick sampler but this thought me not to do so. Thank you very much
I always watch your updated video almost everyday. But seems there is no good progression as busy nowadays. I am a guy at the 40’s and I am in a haste because I started logicpro and macbook in 2019 spring, but there is no single song I made by logic yet. Music is flowing on my mind but I really need the exact tools and tutors like this everyday!! Thanks .
I love u. underrated content
Nice!
Dope 🔥
Thanks !
Love the sound design stuff ….Joe from Staten Island
So dope. Had to watch this again since I'm looking to build my own instrument. I hope Apple adds some way to import your own visuals as the skin in Alchemy. Baby steps, though. Baby steps. LOL
Really great video mate, please do keep the content coming! Quick question, at 6:21 is there a reason to not just select the midi region and bounce in place rather than to "print" the audio as per your tutorial? I'm probably missing something obvious but was just curious whether BIP might be faster. Much love
If you have all of your plugins on a single track, then you can definitely use the bounce in place feature. However, if you have sends on a channel, the bounce in place feature will not print the effects sends (in my case the reverb and pitch effects) into the audio file.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy ah I knew I was missing something, thank you for your reply and for all your hard work to make us better producers in Logic
@@MusicTechHelpGuy ooops - never mind. you answered my question above here :)
6:52 - you don't have to do it. Just create a midi region on a summing track and bounce in place.
Excellent video. Hey Joshua, can you tell why Drumsynth doesn't follow Logic's tuning and scale changes? Must be a bug.
Drum Synth doesn't follow tuning or scale changes for two reasons: (1) it's a drum instrument and really the only drum instrument you would want to follow the key would be 808-style kicks, where the bass is tuned do a specific note. And (2) because if the key tracking mode is turned on, you can play any note on any pitch up or down the keyboard. The good news is that all of the kick drums that have an audible tone in Drum Synth are actually tuned to the keyboard. So if you play the note C, the tone from the kick will be a C. So all you have to do is manually transpose the instrument up or down in the step sequencer, or piano roll editor.
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Sky is the limit!
Great tutorial! In your Turn Vocal Sample Into EXS24 Instrument video you copy the sample block to each pitch block so that the different pitched samples (as in using a human voice sample) are the same length. Can the Vocal Transformer be used in the same way for Quick Sampler?
@MusicTechHelpGuy Great one! Link to Logic-document doesen't work anymore… :( Would it be possible to get a working link now in December 2022. It would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for all the great content you make!
Awesome! Do you have any videos on that method of recording that midi into audio, the way abelton has that resampling feature? Still confuses me. Thank you for this. 🙏🏿
I did a video a LONG time about that included Audio to MIDI. If you search up 'Audio to MIDI Tutorial 24' on RUclips, my video should be the first one to come up. Although, that video is probably over 5 years old, so I definitely need to do an updated video on this topics. Thanks.
Its called bouncing.
basically just right click on any region, and click "bounce in place". It will then create an audio file of that region.
You can use it for MIDI, but also other audio tracks. For example, if you have an audio track with a ton of plugins on it, that takes up a lot of CPU, so you can bounce it so its not so hard on your computer, because you just have a single audio file that still sounds the exact same, but doesn't have all the plugins on it.
Wow! I just realized, totally read your message wrong! I though you were asking about Audio to MIDI, not MIDI to Audio. Yes, you can very easily Bounce in Place any MIDI regions to audio by pressing Control B.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy thanks for this clarification. why didn't you bounce in place? is there a difference if you record the audio as you did in this video?
Does anyone use Artsacoustic Reverb on Logic? I think they closed shop but not sure
One problem I've been having lately is Logic recently decided it can't locate my audio files created within a project. Whether I bounce in place or create with an aux bus track like in this video, the audio track appears just fine but when I drag to create a sampler instrument it tells me "this file does not exist". Anyone know the answer to this issue? The only work around I've found is to export as an audio file and then bring it back into the project.
Bounce in Place could have saved you a few minutes in the middle there. 05:57 though 7:26.
Bounce in place only works if you have all of your plugins on a single channel. It will not print the effects from the aux channels I had in this example.
@@MusicTechHelpGuy well yes , obviously.
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