Oldschool Sampling of vinyl. Getting rid of pitch variation. How?
I have a lot of wicked sounds I have sampled of vinyl, is there a way to fix the timing so I can use them in my own productions?
Is there a way to get rid of that speed variation on vinyl rips and samples.
What software could do this?
Thanks in advance for any input
Mar-11-2006 00:08
thesuperfunk
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Ableton
Mar-11-2006 00:38
harriz
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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
Ableton
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Can you explain briefly how this is achieved in ableton.
I will download the demo and get right at it.
Mar-11-2006 00:43
thesuperfunk
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If you've ripped a full vinyl you can throw it into Ableton and then it's just a case of setting beat markers for each hit ... depending on the track you're working with this could take 10 minutes or 10 days.
Mar-11-2006 00:46
harriz
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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
If you've ripped a full vinyl you can throw it into Ableton and then it's just a case of setting beat markers for each hit ... depending on the track you're working with this could take 10 minutes or 10 days.
Thanks for your reply dude.
I will have to buy it then.
Mar-11-2006 00:55
WiKKid sKiLLz
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my turntable spins well enough so that it doesnt have a varying pitch?
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Mar-11-2006 02:20
harriz
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Originally posted by WiKKid sKiLLz
my turntable spins well enough so that it doesnt have a varying pitch?
All turntables variate a bit because of the moving plater.
Better ones variate a lot less but still...
When sampling you need to get the timing 100% spot on.
Mar-11-2006 02:31
WiKKid sKiLLz
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yeah, i only sample effects and one time sounds from vvynl, but i have had some great luck, i have a turntable with a digital pitch controller that is on enough for me tto do a little sound forging and i gat a nice loop... nothing "professional" though, but it works for me
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Mar-11-2006 02:44
harriz
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Originally posted by WiKKid sKiLLz
yeah, i only sample effects and one time sounds from vvynl, but i have had some great luck, i have a turntable with a digital pitch controller that is on enough for me tto do a little sound forging and i gat a nice loop... nothing "professional" though, but it works for me
You probably own the M5G or something similar thats why you can get away with it.
I have an analog pitch that variates a bit .
Mar-11-2006 02:52
T-Soma
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Quartz locking is important here.
What turntable you have?
Mar-11-2006 05:09
thesuperfunk
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Originally posted by DJ 00 Tommy
Quartz locking is important here.
Quartz Lock won't help if a vinyl doesn't track properly.
Mar-11-2006 10:29
T-Soma
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Do you mean skipping and this like that?
Quartz will keep it at the same speed. For example watches use quartz crystal to keep the time aswell. If the track is skipping then obviously quartz isnt going to help.
