Slicing breaks...

[subwoofer]

Hey guys. I was just wondering what kind of different techniques you use for cuting up breaks. I usually just cut them by hand in Goldwave. Works well but maybe there's a better way...

 

[M-Code]

get hold of recycle man....it's the only way to chop beats

 

[hakthedj]

recycle, or if your can get it, phatmatikpro..
it's like recycle as a vsti/aunit... made flex on per slice options, can run 16 instances. load a break, set your sensitivity, and drag the midi icon into logic, cubase, ect....
junglists wet dream...

http://www.bitshiftaudio.com/products/index.html

 

[_Fishman_]

Sometimes i use a freeware called "Amen", i think if you search on google, you could find it easyly.

My electribe es1 which slice correctly beats.


PS: Excuse for my bad english

 

[jay walker]

Sometimes i use a freeware called "Amen", i think if you search on google, you could find it easyly.

My electribe es1 which slice correctly beats.


PS: Excuse for my bad english

I was chatting to someone bout this freeware earlier - Amen 1b is the version i got. very effective for slicing an dicing

 

[Foki]

I just chop them up by hand in Soundforge and create a useable drum kit from all the hits....
Do a bit of processing to tidy up the individual hits and you're away.

Personally i'm not too keen on re-cycle...i like to create breaks how i want them to sound and not have something based on a pre-determined rex/groove template.....where's the fun in that?

 

[Cube]

Sometimes i use a freeware called "Amen", i think if you search on google, you could find it easyly.

My electribe es1 which slice correctly beats.


PS: Excuse for my bad english

amen breakbeat randomizer innit


also zero-x beatslicer is nifty too