Then i tried the first demo of serato sample i pwas sold immediately. I tried abletons warping, but it's quite lumpy when it chops as well.
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I tried flextime in Logic pro x but there always seems to be phasing issues with the chops. I have tried chopping in the exs24 in logic pro x but it was often lumpy. The biggest obstacle using loops from vinyl etc has always been trying to get the chops to run smoothly in time. When I started i was using Akai mpc60s, S700s, S1000 etc.
I've been producing sample based hip hop since the 90s. I found it preferable to Simpler which I still have and occasionally use, as I do GE and Maschine's native slicer. The main thing for me though was just how much I enjoyed jamming with it, and how quick it was to get great results from it. There's also the colour coded wave for differentiating bass, mid, high freq chops which can be useful, and I like how that colour is reflected on the apps pads. However then again, sometimes I like the control of being able to but different effects on different slices which this can't do unlike a slicer than can create slices like the others I mentioned, so it's swings and roundabouts. It's not a huge deal but it's another time saver if you are looking for fast workflow. One advantage over Simpler I can see other than auto key/bpm, (which indeed can also help speed up workflow), is, that individual slices can be repitched/tuned, timestretched, reversed, filtered, vol controled and envelope shaped on the app instantly rather than having to export the slices then do it like in Simpler, Steinberg GE, Maschine native sample slicer etc. Such a quick workflow so i'm now able to audition tons of stuff much more quickly that I used to and crucially in context. Yeah it's not massively different from the functionality Live's Simpler now offers, but for everyone else, and those who want to use it in Maschine, which is probably most people who make sample chop type music, then it's ace.
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