HOW TO SYNC SAMPLES THAT ARE NOT ON BEAT TO TEMPO/BPM (FL STUDIO TUTORIAL w/ FLP)
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- In this tutorial, ruins shows you how to align, chop, and tempo match a sample in FL Studio. This method will work for any version of FL Studio.
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You don't sound awkward, your voice is hella calming tbh.
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I think he just needs to talk a little louder
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1:01
that mouse scrolling sounds like minecraft chicken :D
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how did you even hear that tho? lol
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4:48 if you switch from Resample to Auto it’ll keep the whole sample in key, so you don’t have to reset the pitch every time
*TIP TO SAVE YOU A BUNCH OF TIME*
Instead of recording it with Edison as he said, you can just highlight the part of the beat you want to record, then go to the mixer eherever that sample is located and click on the little circle under the clock and above the linking arrow. Its titled "Arm Disk Recording" Then go to the drop down menu at the top left of the mixer and click Disk Reclrding> Render to Wave file(s) That renders your audio clip as it is instead of doing it this way where you have to leave a space at the end.
*TIP NUMBER TWO*
When you export make sure to use "Wrap remainder" if you're exporting loops.
what does wrap remainder do
Diogones of Sinope It basically fades out the audio so it doesn't clip when you start the new loop. So if you have a four bar loop, it will fade it near the last semi bars and make the transition smooth. If you don't wrap it, any 808s you have in the beat will extend the loop until the 808 stops... Experiment yourself and test out the different outcomes.
does this work on ableton too
You can use option R too that's the shortcut on Mac
Instead of reseting the pitch all the time, set the original sample mode to auto before you start. Other than that amazing video
wow! now i understand how to fix off beat samples. yes, u 💯 bro! Thanks for teaching/sharing with us!💪
3 years later still relevant. Thank you bro
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this is exactly really helpful, thanks man, ive been into sampling, but ive flat out abandoned projects because they werent on tempo, now i know how to work around that
A REAL NIGGA HAS ARRIVED
4 years later and this is saving my life. thank you
For 8:15 before you record, just select "on play" instead of "on input" and let it record all the way till it loops. After that, just right click the magnet on the bottom right and set it to "snap to region" and make sure that the magnet is green by left clicking it. Then what you wanna do is select the part outside of the first loop where it says "song jump" and press Ctrl + X(or delete, that will delete/cut the excess). It's quicker and it provides an exact cut of your sample. Hopefully this comment made sense and it helps y'all lol
KYOKU , I have almost watched 20 videos & had instruction almost from 30 people on this topic but didnt find anything as useful as you have done in this videos... Ton of thanks to you buddy , great job
I'm a sampling master now thanks to you! (I'm not a master, but this really helped! Thanks!)
Perfect!! I just purchased FL Studios and was toying around with blues samples, and I was having the hardest time matching BPMs with other instruments, but this solved all of that! Thank you, my friend
Out of a thousand videos I've watched, this is exactly what I was looking for. You're a genius. Thank you for this. Big up!
I was jealous when I saw an Ableton user doing something called "time-warping" to a sample and was able to flawlessly play it on an MPC, now I understand how to do it on FL before I drop it into fruity slicer.
Thing is it's pretty easy to do it on Ableton, you can move parts around your anchor points all you want and don't need to chop and stretch every bar... :/
Good video. No matter what i think my skill level is in FL, im always finding these little tricks that ive never done before, or new and better ways of accomplishing somthing i was already doing. Thanks for showing me this. Gone are my days of a million unique stretched samples in my channel list lol.
Thanks for that many videos have shown me “samples” that are really pre built loops and the producers already know the bpm because it’s displayed lol
It’s nice to see a real sample being used with a logical explanation of chopping and sampling! Great work!
probably one of the most in depth tutorials for an out of sync sample ive seen on yt. found this really dope sample which just sounded weird when stretching to try to make in sync but this video saved it! keep making these voice over tutorials man
Dude! I had no idea about the zero crossing with Edison lmaoooo. Preciate the detailed video too, just getting into sampling.
This is one of the better sampling videos I’ve seen for FL. Thanks man!
I've only used the free trial and you can stretch it like that. Just click on the sample square, change it from resample to e3 generic and stretch it out after finding the tempo
Kyoku, you're a star! I've been wondering how to do this for so long and I've been stopping projects because I could never get the timing of the sample right within the 2/4/8 bar loop I had. Massive thanks!
excellent tutorial (: one thing that would be easy for recording the edited sample is to link the result to a channel in the mixer, turn on the record bottom in the mixer (the red one) and then in the mixer's menu, disk recording/render it to wav in the playlist
this is actually a great method of sampling that i've never came across before thumbs up
Super simple break down. I used to get caught up in trying to match tempo with some of my samples, crazy how simple it is.
Thanks a lot for that information. This has been a really big help for me. I love chopping my samples up that way, but instead of me using edsion, I just highlighted the way you did but i assign it into a mixer track, and then I render it as a wave file. Once it's rendered, I can now drag the sample that I chopped and it will automatically adjust to the tempo of my project. I really like the way that you explain this tho. Thanks again!!!!
You are the most valuable human being at the moment
You have no idea how much this helped me
One of the best tutorials I have ever seen. Thank you!
Another way to do it is by finding the tempo clicking on the sample and going into edit sample in Edison once it's in Edison go to edit properties change the tempo of the song to the bpm you found it was and then clicking on sync to tempo now everytime you stretch the sample its will ask you to stretch all channels now and it will stretch to the right tempo if it does not you can go I to fit to tempo and pick the bpm range and it will sync
I don't know if someone already commented this but instead of clicking "Make Unique" you can click "Make Unique as Sample".
It will save you time when you stretch as the sample is shortened to the actual used part.
There are people, who just make the world a better place.....you good sir, are one of those people :) Thank you so much
This video is underrated. Only video where they taught how to find tempos for live bands with various bpms
Nice. This channel is doing numbers and really teaching people
For real dude this is absolutely gold knowledge you dropped. Learned a Ton
been looking for vids like this for an hour. thank you so much
Chilled & laid back voice bruh.
The best sampling tutorial I've found bro! Nice work
Thanks a lot bro. You did a very good job. Don't be afraid to share your knowledge... if someone doesn't like it, they can eat a shit burger with cries. Lol
Mack McCoy you mean with tears?
kthepirate no, I meant cries... it was a play on words.
bro this was the best tutorial on sampling ive come across, subbed and liked
You just taught me something that would improve my production drastically... thanks man
Thank u! I’ve had this problem in the past when sampling and never thought to just chop and stretch it great vid
Best sample tutorial no cap
If using the demo version you can still make unique by clicking "make unique as sample". It physically makes a file that is exactly what you had chopped.
Also recording a copy of the sample in Edison then drag and drop it to the playlist to make as many "unique" versions as you need.
Shout out to all those living that demo life =)
this is the best sample tutorial on youtube
You have no idea how much I needed this.
go into edison and click on tools, then time stretch the sample to fit the rest of the song
where in this video?
Then you can change the bpm :)
Lol... this is dumb af. The whole point of his video is showing you a way that works if the time sig is different. You can't stretch a sample into a different time sig...
thats not the point of the tut...
this is the only best video I have found that helped me
THIS WAS GREAT IVE BEEN TRYIN TO FIGURE THIS OUT FOR FOREVER THANK U SO MUCHH!!
Bro you are a king for this!
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
Thank you for sharing! I love FL and how there are so many ways to make beats. I am definitely going to add this to my bag of tricks.
Quick tip...instead of manually adjusting the tempo by ear just click the sample in the "Channel Rack" and under "time stretching" right click on "Time" then select auto detect and click the "estimated tempo" and the last step is just dragging the audio file into the Playlist and adjusting the tempo to whatever the "estimated tempo" was. This will save you a lot of time and frustration.
Good stuff. I will be trying this method. When I get beat block I can go searching for samples, get them on tempo and build my own sample library.
with your voice tutorials you just made yourself interesting to me keep it up (nice voice btw)
Finally buttery hi hats 😍😍😍 hi hats really make or break a song for me. Typically drum kit hi hats are ear splitting and grim
no matter what you taut me something with the cutting, all I did was use the small signals to stretch out the cut sample ones and it's not bad, finally fit the beat I was overly doing ha pretty cool
dude amazing tutorial, you explained the process so well
I needed this video about 4 months ago but thanxxx man k33p it upp
9:00 Also, for the record for anyone watching, Don't actually do the command "Ctrl + Alt + Delete" He just means the Delete key used in that command
Very nice tutorial. One thing I'd add is that if you "make unique as sample" when making your chops unique, you can save just that small chop to stretch/pitch etc, which will take a hundredth of the time! Other than that really nice!
Tysm actually needed this for a current project I’m doing 🙌
You sound great! Thank you for the tutorial. One of the best for sampling and looping.
yeees man thats what im looking for much time. much tnx
Thank for this man really helped me understand what I've been struggling with for so long! I hope it works for me!
Man this really helped me out today! Thanks!
dope ass tutorial man fr keep it up very good at commentating don’t worry about it
your voice gives me chills
Great video, only one that explained this in depth.
Thank you so much for this! I don't like edison either so I really like this tutorial
Great sampling tutorial man
Instead of reseting each sample, you can put the original one in E3 generic. You can also trim the whole new sample in Edison instead of cuting it on both sides. But its still a good tutorial
Fantastic man. Been wanting to know how to do that for ages :) Subbed.
I shed tears my guy
Most useful software tutorial ever... making remix and now I can finally add beats that shat sync !
Great tutorial! You showed several useful steps I didn't know. Never realized you could reset the pitch of each "make unique" sample section so easily. It was mostly easy to follow you, except twice I had to keep rewinding a lot to catch what you had clicked on. Do you think you can do a whole Edison tutorial? Not covering everything in there, but showing just a few more of your most-used Edison tricks. Will subscribe!
Or we could just finally get a warping feature like Ableton
btw i know you can do this with newtone but it's not as good as Ableton
i use ableton instead of fruity loops and i have to say the warping function on ableton is very annoying. i think id prefer doing this manual chopping and stretching then relying on the ableton warp function.
I don't normally comment on videos. This was a great tutorial, thank you so much!
I put every single sample in the sequencer! You can time stretch each sample to change with the tempo & save it, then I put every single sound into the master on seperate tracks & eq them. I downloaded external vst’s like blue cat audio equalizer & fabfilterQ (they sound better than Fl studios eq’s) then I clone the pattern & switch the clone a little each time so the drums & samples continuously change & build up! I mess around with the swing of the drums & piano roll kicks (to do double kicks) Snares (to do snare rolls), hi hats, basslines etc. sounds tedious & one beat might take me 8 hrs, but it’s usually dope 😀 I don’t get how you can master everything in the pattern section or make cool ass drum changes or make the levels change around in the pattern section, but I do use the pattern section to put all my sequences into & to manually do effects with my midi controller knobs 😀 -D.O.A.P.-
I thought this was a really good video, I've been using FL for almost a year now and I have picked up a lot of tricks but i didn't know you could do some of these things.
I would suggest that you only loop the sample without the extra bar of silence. In Edison you can choose on play and if you record the loop Edison adds a marker when the sample starts again. The only thing you have to do then is double clicking that marker and that highlights the part you don`t need in order to delete it. I hope this was clear.
Bro, you just saved me a whole heap of time. I almost gave up with this shit! Until I watched this.
This helped me so much 🙏 keep it ip 🔥
Learned a lot keep making videos bro
That background beat goes so fucking crazy
всё на столько понятно, что я аж офигел! и голос приятный, спасибо тебе :))
This is exactly what i needed bro, thanks 💕
This is very helpful man. Thank you very much
best tut i have seen on this subject nice one
THANK U - chopping it up helps so much - slappin into da beat
Chop a loop in an external audio editor. Put it in the step sequencer and put it in the first step. press play and turn the bpm up or down till it loops.
btw for pitch resetting or whatever you can use E3 generic in the "Mode" selection and it will work just about the same way
thanks man for the tutorial !!!
and ur deep voice
Amazing video this fr helped out so fast
dude you're a legend thanks for the tutorial mane
Awesome tutorial! you got my sub!
you goated for this tutorial bro
with fl 12 instead of recording to edison you can use alt-r to bounce whatever track/mixer insert you're using into the channel rack/playlist.
if im missing something let me know. obviously you have to use edison to blur it or any other fx you want from edison
but alt-r is a huge timesaver to avoid clipping from using 1000 vsts to clout out your beat
Try to slice samples to different tempo than the original tempo of the sample. It will open your ears to whole new ideas and possibilities you would not otherwise even think of. And besides that it's also much more unique and creative way to chop. Especially when working with songs that have been sampled dozens and dozens of times already. Cheers!