Ok so I encountered a problem to which I couldn't find an answer in slicex tutorials so figured I'd ask here. I been working on this beat where I want to chop about 10-12 parts that follow up on eachother in 1/2 bar chops. Now when I put the chops into the pattern and try to play them after each other the first few chops sound ok, but after about 5 or 6 the chops dont really follow up on each other anymore and I get a brief pause in between them. Im guessing this is because the chops arent 100% the same length altho they come really close. Is there any way to solve this? Could it be because of my tempo? Any help is appreciated! I could send you my flp file so you can look at the chops to get a better understanding of what I mean
Chopping samples with slicex
- Thread starter shin0bi
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KonKossKang
Ozagas
That's a probelm I also see quite very, only solution is too basically take time and make sure everything's well, 100% on beat or at least not having that much of a space lol.
Happens most when zero crossing isn't in use.
Happens most when zero crossing isn't in use.
Jonny Rich
New member
i find that fruity slicer is a lot better then slicex have you not tried dumping it in to there?
Doesnt it essentially do the same thing with just a different layout?
Jonny Rich
New member
yeah it's the same thing but it dosent have that choppy sound when you turn the tempo up so it should do the job spot on for what you want it to do give it a try mate.
KonKossKang
Ozagas
Used to use slicex and that's because it's being dumped to midi. I fyou want a sound from slicex to be alright then you'd have to get at it manually and timestretch it no other way.