Logic Pro X - Chopping Drum Breaks to MIDI w/ Sampler & Quick Sampler

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In this video, I cover the two main ways of cutting drum breaks into sampler instruments using Logic Pro X's new sampler and quick sampler plug-ins.
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[@radar5743]

fantastic explanation. easily the best i've seen on youtube so far dude thank you x

[@TheLeekyFeeder]

Great video. Thanks. Also as another option inside the sampler you can actually edit the pitch and a whole lot more if you right click inside it and select 'Create Drum Machine Designer Track'. You then have loads of control over the various hits. Big Up!

[@echomatics2715]

Pure GOLD!

[@syrandnb]

The best way to do chopping.
Remember when you used to only work with audio...

[@echomatics2715]

I just upgraded to this version of Logic so excited to start using the new sampler. Only been slicing audio for Soooooo many years 😅

[@prspktvmusic]

Aye, and how stupidly stubborn was I? 😂

[@beeson_uk]

love that pitch automation thing at the end! sick

[@mas3974]

Fantastic video

[@TripleSkeleton]

Love your content mate, the best out there!

[@everest_dnb]

Thanks man!

[@benrolo305]

Nice one Charlie, helpful stuff in here

[@prspktvmusic]

Cheers Ben!

[@johnviera3884]

0:37
how did it do that?
it never does that for me?
I have to set it manually

[@graspingfagin]

I'm still on garageband but I think my productions are at a level where I should upgrade. I was thinking either Ableton or logic. I thought that chopping to midi could only be done with Ableton so I think that's decided if I can do it with logic!

[@prspktvmusic]

Considering you've been using GarageBand, you'd be better off going with Logic in my honest opinion. Ableton is great but GarageBand is essentially a stripped back version of Logic so you won't have to relearn everything in a new DAW.

[@ezmanleeds]

what if you changed the bpm to 155bpm for example, is there an easy way to keep things in time?

[@prspktvmusic]

You can by enabling flex within the sampler and quick sampler, but this may introduce artefacts. It's best to repeat the entire process at the desired BPM and save that version under a different name.
Hope this helps.

[@EricRoussounis]

@@prspktvmusic cheers!