Speeding Up Samples

[WestCoaster]

I have a question about speeding up samples. How do most producers get those good loops and still make it sound like the original loop without speeding up samples or making them sound too sped up?

 

[DigitalTechnic]

Use a Pitch Shifter while keeping original tempo

 

[StiglitzIsDead]

Works other way too, speed sample up and shift pitch down. Otherwise Ableton Live has a great warping feature for doing that. There's bound to be free plugins out there that can do this. Another work around is the Traktor DJ software which can speed up and slow down all while nicely keeping the original pitch. Just depends on the program's algorithm.

 

[streetstruck]

Does anyone have a youtube tutorial to explain this, as I have been wondering myself.

 

[MtDaze]

pretty simple u stretch the time to how u want it then change the pitch

 

[mikey joe]

isnt that just time streching if so, in logic all you do is set the markers to certain length you want the clip to be streched to for example 1 bar then go to "audio" then scroll down to "time strech to region locaters".

 

[Flowie]

BASS will be hard to match after that.

 

[Sba_Pioneer]

If I want to do that I just stretch the sample to fit into certain a certain number of bars, and then just play around with the tempo till I get it to sound like what I want.

 

[MGEC]

U can either adjust the pitch or chop the loop in smaller pieces and play them faster

 

[BRONXSTA]

yeah pitch shifter on Fl is a god send when it comes to this problem you can speed up the sample and keep the same pitch it had origanally