Time stretch or make your projekt fit ur sample bpm?

[peshti]

Do u guys time stretch ur chops to fit ur projekt or mess with bpm to fit ur samples? Is there any does and donts?

 

[Shinen]

Depends on what you want to make,

Sometimes I apply reverb if I use timestretching algorithm that saves the pitch of sample

Sometimes I use algorithm(Resample in FL, Re-Pitch in Ableton) that changes the pitch when you stretch it. Then I cut it and re-arrange the sample randomly.

 

[I'mNoGuru]

If I'm gonna timestretch (I normally do) I do so before chopping but after truncating to as seamless a loop as possible.
if the whole sample's TS'd then I don't have to do each individual chop.

 

[peshti]

I ser, sometimes My samples come out choppy not super choppy but you can hear it is not perfect. Is IT because of zero crossing? Also you're a maschine user. I got a problem when i close maschine my audio goes away for a while, this is in Windows 10. Any solutions?

 

[I'mNoGuru]

Also you're a maschine user. I got a problem when i close maschine my audio goes away for a while, this is in Windows 10. Any solutions?

Windows 7 could be a solution... (I'm only sort of kidding)
Are your Maschine Drivers upto date? Check Service Centre....

 

[TaurusBeats]

I do both, depending on the track I'm making. Most of the time, I don't manipulate the pitch/time of the sample at all. I chop irregularly on purpose and often have noise/artifacts in the chops that I use in my tracks using a "masking" technique, where I mask the noise so it provides a syncopation to the beat. The irregular chops (not chopped on any beat - often several beats in one chop) allow me to flip the samples in different bpm tempos. Also, the "zero crossing" you mention may result in noise or pops - usually if your chop ends or begins with the transient above or below the zero line.