 Substitute For ACID, Loop Based Sampling |
 Sat 26 Oct 2002, 21:12
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I have used the program ACID for its capability to sample vocal recordings, turn them into loops and layer them on top of eachother etc.
Now that I am going to purchase a G4, I need a substitute program. It seems that Ableton's live is the closest but does it even sample? I downloaded the demo and don't see this capability anywhere. I also want to be able to zoom into the sound waves and use the parallel of the eraser tool in ACID and delete pieces etc...I am not concerned with live performance--the program Live mainly advertises itself as such a program. I want to record in-studio and edit loop based music in-studio that is ENTIRELY made of my own samples. Where can I find this in the world of Macs? -------------------- To rhyme is a waste of time.
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Wed 30 Oct 2002, 06:38
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 13 Joined: 09-Oct 02 From: Dago - US Member No.: 8,357 |
You definitely can use Live to record samples, i use live exclusively for recording puposes. you probably need to select the soundcard in the preferences and then select from the pulldown above the indicator light "Live In" which will present red circles in the track. ust hit a red circle and it will record.
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Isomer Substitute For ACID Sat 26 Oct 2002, 21:12
krashid Try Phrazer 2.0 or LE. Its very similar to Acid. G... Sat 26 Oct 2002, 22:01 taco6 Live will do anything you want it to do and more. ... Sun 27 Oct 2002, 15:46 B-Grade Personnaly, I don't think either works quite a... Tue 29 Oct 2002, 00:43 twelve in Live you can record all your own samples, you c... Tue 29 Oct 2002, 06:46 Isomer Thank you all for the responses. They have really ... Wed 30 Oct 2002, 01:31 shahasad If you double-click on a recorded sample you will ... Wed 30 Oct 2002, 07:04
shahasad Live is an incredible song creation tool. Devoid ... Wed 30 Oct 2002, 07:16 |
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