I know there is a long-winded way of doin it ( piano roll > select note > copy > clone channel > paste in new channel > change mixer channel number )
But is there an easier , less convoluted way of doin the above ?
cheers
FL6 --------------- Is there a way to..................
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- KVRian
- 1082 posts since 13 Oct, 2005 from UK
...........select individual slices of a sliced loop , and move them to their own channel , so that I could use a different effect on each individual slice ?
I know there is a long-winded way of doin it ( piano roll > select note > copy > clone channel > paste in new channel > change mixer channel number )
But is there an easier , less convoluted way of doin the above ?
cheers
I know there is a long-winded way of doin it ( piano roll > select note > copy > clone channel > paste in new channel > change mixer channel number )
But is there an easier , less convoluted way of doin the above ?
cheers
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- KVRist
- 436 posts since 18 Jun, 2004
Yes ... File > Import > Beat to Slice (remember to turn off Start New Project) 
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1082 posts since 13 Oct, 2005 from UK
No , sorry if i didnt explain it right.......heheh
say , ive already imported a loop and its sliced and goin through about 10 fx........
If theres a snare sound that i want to isolate particularly , and send it to a new channel ( to route to a different bank of FX ) for say , just 1 bar in a track
Is there a way that i can send that one slice to its own dedicated channel ( without doing it the longwinded way )
Also , is there any way I can load a loop so that every individual slice is in its own channel ( therefore I can route each individual slice to its own effect , so i could affect each slice independently ) ?
I can do it at the minute but it involves a lot of cloning copying and pasting , and gets confusing.
cheers
say , ive already imported a loop and its sliced and goin through about 10 fx........
If theres a snare sound that i want to isolate particularly , and send it to a new channel ( to route to a different bank of FX ) for say , just 1 bar in a track
Is there a way that i can send that one slice to its own dedicated channel ( without doing it the longwinded way )
Also , is there any way I can load a loop so that every individual slice is in its own channel ( therefore I can route each individual slice to its own effect , so i could affect each slice independently ) ?
I can do it at the minute but it involves a lot of cloning copying and pasting , and gets confusing.
cheers
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- KVRist
- 436 posts since 18 Jun, 2004
You can keep it in the Slicer channel and change it's FX channel via fruity keyboard controller. it's takes some time and information about keyboard controller but once you get it, you can assign every single slice to a different fx channel. Another way as mentioned before is to use import > beat to slice and choose Layered Sample channels nad then assign every channel to a different FX slot. Third way is that you mentioned (Copy & Paste).
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- KVRian
- 1107 posts since 28 Mar, 2002 from Iceland
Well in the new beta you can open the loop in Edison, and then save all the slices to seperareted wavs.
Simple and repetive are my middle names
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- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
Unless I'm not understanding what you're asking, all you have to do is drag the slice from the pic of the sliced-up sample on the channel over to the step sequencer and you've got a new sampler of it.
You can drag straight from a folder into the slicer, or onto the clip area of the song arangement or what have you.
Then simply assign a new mixer track to it.
Of course you have to ctrl-click the piano roll to copy/cut out the midi of where that samples hits were if you want to keep them that way... I guess that is a little cumbersome, but nothing compared to my normal, glacially patient way of doing things.
You can drag straight from a folder into the slicer, or onto the clip area of the song arangement or what have you.
Then simply assign a new mixer track to it.
Of course you have to ctrl-click the piano roll to copy/cut out the midi of where that samples hits were if you want to keep them that way... I guess that is a little cumbersome, but nothing compared to my normal, glacially patient way of doing things.
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- KVRist
- 339 posts since 10 Dec, 2002 from USA
lets just say that instead of loading the loop into an audio editor and slicing the snare he wants, exporting the snare to a separate wave file, importing it back into fruity sampler, and then assingning that sampler channel to a mixer channel, he wants to know a way to do it with in FL without having to get external programs do it. The ideal situation would be would be if you could assign a mixer channel to each slice of the loop and process them independently.
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- KVRAF
- 10597 posts since 13 Jun, 2004 from Alberto Balsam
Call me silly but you can just grab the slice from the waveform display and drag it to it's own spot on the step sequencer, creating a new smapler channel that you can route to it's own mixer channel.
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- KVRAF
- 3139 posts since 6 Sep, 2002 from United Kingdom & Opinions Will Travel :O)
You know you can - add more than one slicer
Give them an fx channel each
Load and slice the same wave in each
Add a layer
Add all the slicers to the layer
Split the layer
Off you go - ready to rock
btw its cool to have a number of slicers in a layer pre split and saved as a layer preset to bring into new projects or (even save it as a template if you use the slicer a lot)
Best regards,
Spe3d
:O)
Give them an fx channel each
Load and slice the same wave in each
Add a layer
Add all the slicers to the layer
Split the layer
Off you go - ready to rock
btw its cool to have a number of slicers in a layer pre split and saved as a layer preset to bring into new projects or (even save it as a template if you use the slicer a lot)
Best regards,
Spe3d
:O)
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1082 posts since 13 Oct, 2005 from UK
yeah , i must look into " layers ". Its one thing i never use , but should i guess -- im too busy droolin over the latest vsts heheh