Hello all, My name is RAMAH. First post here, or to any online board really for that matter... Anyways, I'm looking for a way to more efficiently chop samples. I use Maschine and Ableton but prefer to do all my chopping in Ableton due to the numerical layout/rule and also the warping/ transpose features.
Example pf Large sample being chopped up.
ABLETON.jpg
Basically, I'd like to record a sample track into Ableon -> Stretch it / warp it / get my BPM on point -> chop up a let's say 16 bar sample into 16 different .wav files to put into Maschine so they can be perfectly timed and be played on the pads. I don't really wish to use Maschine as Midi in Ableton, but I'm more so looking for a way to mass save multiple samples at one time. It gets super tedious to individually name and export 16 different times. Is there a way to export and have them all saved at once in my sample folder? EX: Sample 01.wav, Sample 02.wav, etc...
I had seen the "extract grooves feature" or the "convert to midi", but idk that doesn't really seem like what I'm looking for.
Any help, insight, suggestions, recommendations, or feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
I plan to actively start posting and checking everyone's stuff out. This is the first forum I can really get behind. You guys a great!
Example pf Large sample being chopped up.
ABLETON.jpg
Basically, I'd like to record a sample track into Ableon -> Stretch it / warp it / get my BPM on point -> chop up a let's say 16 bar sample into 16 different .wav files to put into Maschine so they can be perfectly timed and be played on the pads. I don't really wish to use Maschine as Midi in Ableton, but I'm more so looking for a way to mass save multiple samples at one time. It gets super tedious to individually name and export 16 different times. Is there a way to export and have them all saved at once in my sample folder? EX: Sample 01.wav, Sample 02.wav, etc...
I had seen the "extract grooves feature" or the "convert to midi", but idk that doesn't really seem like what I'm looking for.
Any help, insight, suggestions, recommendations, or feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
I plan to actively start posting and checking everyone's stuff out. This is the first forum I can really get behind. You guys a great!