I use the stock edison sampler to chop up or loop a sample

[ScottPiff]

In FL studio 9

What are better VSTs to do accomplish the same thing? I dont mind the time and the effort it takes, but gettin the right sound is a bit inconsistent.

 

[36 chamber music]

^ slice x also comes with fl, when i used fl studio i prefered slice x over edison...actually a pretty easy program to use, and its dope.

 

[ScottPiff]

hmmm slice x... ill try it out lol ive been usin fl for a year.

anything else?

 

[36 chamber music]

audacity, its free...easy to use...and u can record into it

the options are endless nowadays. i use an mpc 2000xl now, i like hardware but u can find a ton of software the pretty much do the same thing.

 

[SoundVolution]

I believe Edison, SliceX and FL Slicer are the best soft-choppers (software chopping tools) out here right now.

Audacity is also cool and SoundForge 6 at one point was cool just before FL finally came with Edison.

For anyone needing help with sampling/chopping/triggering in FL Studio check out SampleSimple on YouTube YouTube - ‪Chaîne de SampleSimple‬‏ - there's a variety of FL Sampling videos on there.

 

[Eco22]

Yup I use Edison as well to slice the sample then drop it in Fl WaveTrvlr to cut it up in the piano roll

 

[FlyBuhlBeatz]

i personally use them all

 

[GHAIS]

the best is fm7 it's like the hardware