Sorry if this is a stupid question, but once you've edited a track using a sampler (built in micro-sampler, TX16wx etc), how do you add that clip to the trackline? I can add midi notes, recordings and drum steps but not clips edited using a sampler.
basically I have a clip that has been sliced, moved around and the pitch changed. It's currently on TX16wx and fully edited, but I can't move that clip to the trackline
How do you add tracks edited with a sampler to the trackline?
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- KVRAF
- 1597 posts since 9 Jan, 2018
You could bounce it.
Set up a second track under whatever track your sampler is in.
Change its input on thr far left to "route audio from..." and select the same of the sampler track.
Mute it.
Arm it for recording.
Go to the start of the sample and hit the record button.
Let it play to the end of the sample and hit stop.
On the second track, you have an uncompressed rendering of the sample.
Unmute that track. Disarm it for recording...and you've got it.
You can mute the original sampler track to prevent doubling it accidentally, or, if done completely, even delete the sampler track since you bounced it. Keep it if you want to make further edits later, of course.
Set up a second track under whatever track your sampler is in.
Change its input on thr far left to "route audio from..." and select the same of the sampler track.
Mute it.
Arm it for recording.
Go to the start of the sample and hit the record button.
Let it play to the end of the sample and hit stop.
On the second track, you have an uncompressed rendering of the sample.
Unmute that track. Disarm it for recording...and you've got it.
You can mute the original sampler track to prevent doubling it accidentally, or, if done completely, even delete the sampler track since you bounced it. Keep it if you want to make further edits later, of course.
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