Pitching.

Ritual · Mar 29, 2014

I think this is an age old topic.

I still haven't found a way to pitch samples without affecting tempo & quality.

HELPPPPPP

wesStyle · Mar 29, 2014

It depends on sampler/DAW. In Ableton Live with Warp turned on you can change pitch without affecting the tempo of audio clips. In Logic there is Time and Pitch Machine. In Kontakt there is I believe an option to do this as well.

mr meh · Mar 29, 2014

If you use Transpose instead of just pitching, it doesnt effect the length at which the sample plays. (Transposing is the same as time-stretching btw)

blumarten · Mar 29, 2014

stick them through a vocal pitch shifter and adjust the formant setting to bring it back to the original pitch

Lunos · Mar 30, 2014

Waves Sound Shifter

Serum · Mar 30, 2014

There's no perfect way of doing that. At least not that I'm aware of. It would be mindlessly complicated to do.

Ritual · Mar 30, 2014

I sort of came to this conclusion a while ago! ^^

cheers people!

bhksamples · Mar 31, 2014

Chop the break, play the break on a slower bpm and pitch the sections of the break a few semitones down to avoid a chopping effect, then pitch it up back to the desired bpm.
The final pitch always depends on the recorded bpm and the global pitch of the break sections.

Dark Lizardro · Mar 31, 2014

I discovered (well, actually I already knew it, but I was lazy to try) that you can use Harmor (of course, for Fl Studio), and it's capability of resample to pitch things, without affecting the quality of the sample.

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