Hi Nord-Forum,
just a quick question from my side.
Is there a way to change the plaback speed of a sample live?
Lets say my drummer gives a beat and you want to adjust your sound live?
Thank you for your help.
Best regards
Sandro
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Change Sample playback speed live with midi controller
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Re: Change Sample playback speed live with midi controller
You'll need something like Ableton Live (or the new Prophet X) to stretch samples on playback. Native Instruments also does this (Maschine/Traktor).
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Re: Change Sample playback speed live with midi controller
Gerchli_GlaaBoe wrote:Hi Nord-Forum,
just a quick question from my side.
Is there a way to change the plaback speed of a sample live?
Lets say my drummer gives a beat and you want to adjust your sound live?
Thank you for your help.
Best regards
Sandro
Generally if you need something to tempo locked, you'd go the other way round. Give your drummer a click from your system that matches your sample.
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Re: Change Sample playback speed live with midi controller
Ok thank you for the help
Then we will do it the other way around.
Then we will do it the other way around.
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Re: Change Sample playback speed live with midi controller
I hope your drummer will be able to do it, to play on a click....When I asked that years ago, some members told me that and I didn't want to believe it, I was thinking "Well, who is the first musician in a band that has to play on a click, it's the drummer, so no worries....". Believe it or not, I fund many more drummers who cannot/don't want/are not used to play on a click than drummers who can do it right away and tight....
It's usually a request from the drummer: " could you change the tempo or make it keep it tight with me?"....
No harsh on drummers, it's my experience, maybe I met the wrong ones who are not the majority....
It's usually a request from the drummer: " could you change the tempo or make it keep it tight with me?"....
No harsh on drummers, it's my experience, maybe I met the wrong ones who are not the majority....
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Re: Change Sample playback speed live with midi controller
its actually not so easy to play to a click particularly if your not used to playing that way. But there really isn't much of a choice if your going to have tempo-based samples or backing tracks of any kind.
The only other alternative is if your samples can be broken up into segments that can actually be played (like the uptown funk samples where each DOH sound is actually played). I've done that with the drum/stomp/hand claps in "We Will Rock You" so that I can play at a different tempo than originally recorded.
But in my band the drummer and I also both play to a click track. It took a bit of getting used to, but its had some really nice advantages.
- We know how long each song will take because we play at the same tempo each night (no rushing or dragging)
- Its actually been possible to mix and match video/audio recordings because the tempo is the same for each performance
- Places where the drums drop out and there are just keyboard parts that need to keep clean tempo are really easy to do with the click running (Examples of this are Journeys - Separate Ways and Bruno Mars - Locked Out of Heaven. both songs have sections where there aren't drums keeping tempo).
The only other alternative is if your samples can be broken up into segments that can actually be played (like the uptown funk samples where each DOH sound is actually played). I've done that with the drum/stomp/hand claps in "We Will Rock You" so that I can play at a different tempo than originally recorded.
But in my band the drummer and I also both play to a click track. It took a bit of getting used to, but its had some really nice advantages.
- We know how long each song will take because we play at the same tempo each night (no rushing or dragging)
- Its actually been possible to mix and match video/audio recordings because the tempo is the same for each performance
- Places where the drums drop out and there are just keyboard parts that need to keep clean tempo are really easy to do with the click running (Examples of this are Journeys - Separate Ways and Bruno Mars - Locked Out of Heaven. both songs have sections where there aren't drums keeping tempo).
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