how to make the sample sound less choppy on fruity loops

[cok3beatz757]

if sumbody could help me out wit dis would greatly appreciate it

 

[DaveBeatz]

how are you chopping them?

 

[greeze_believe]

try some reverb or delay, or larger chops that crossfade.

 

[introspective_beats]

time stretch your chops so that they flow smoothly into one another

 

[Kalm Kid]

the last 2 responses were pretty much on the head, the reverb thing i discovered on accident last year lol, personally just workin on getting them clean, after that focus on how to groove them while keeping them clean

 

[dirtysouth]

i just started messing with reverb on my drums, i am gonna try them out on my samples,

 

[Twistedminds]

Chop them with slicex and chop them yourself so chose your own sample! en always put some compression and other stuf on your sample. it sounds much better peace

 

[Zach_P]

reverb does help a little. also try lighty fading in and out your chops. that can soften up the feel a little.

 

[dirtysouth]

how can i fade my samples out in fl studio, like i know the basic but i am trying to get more indepth with it. but i will be trying the reverb thing, was suggested in another thread to me, reverb does give me drums another feel but i never tried it on the sample.

 

[SinSear]

I use delay a lot. Not too much, unless you're trying to achieve an echoey effect from jump. Just enough to mask the chop if you will.

This works GREAT with instruments, it's a little less useful with vocal/instrument chops. Because vocals (lyric) sound choppy no matter what you do if they're part of said chop.

Feel me?

 

[Artiplex]

i just fade my samples into each other,click removal,n mess with the poly,or time envelope