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CUBASE - SAMPLE HELP!!! please:)
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| richg101 |
i have used cubase for over a year and a half. im using sl2.0. i couldnt find the answer on the search..
please could someone tell me how i can drag and drop single kick samples...?
since day one i have been using groups of 4 kicks because it is like cubase wont allow you to insert a single kick sample followed by another one.. you need to have a group of four kicks in one sample @ say 138bpm, and then set the tempo to 138bpm and they fit.. its like the smallest space is a bar..
thanks in advance! |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| I'm sure your user's manual should answer that question... |
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| farris |
Why not just use Linplug RMIV or NI Battery for your kicks and maybe other percussion samples instead of dragging those samples directly into the sequencer.
Anyway, might be something to do with the snap. Try setting it on smaller steps.
- farris |
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| richg101 |
thanks for the help!!! - when i saw that 'mr mystery' had replied i knew my luck was in.. i ve noticed you like wasting yours and others time here dont you :rolleyes:
i would read my manual but havnt got it down at university with me.. and i have lost the main manual anyway.. just have the quick start book now...
so can anyone else help?:) |
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| richg101 |
| quote: | Originally posted by farris
Why not just use Linplug RMIV or NI Battery for your kicks and maybe other percussion samples instead of dragging those samples directly into the sequencer.
Anyway, might be something to do with the snap. Try setting it on smaller steps.
- farris |
thanks farris.. ill try and find the 'snap' options:) where about are they?
its probably set at 1 bar at the mo.. |
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| farris |
Heya richg101,
you'll have to set the grid type to Beat (or Use quantize). That way you can place them behind eachother. You probably have it set to Bar. You can find the option on the top of the sequencer. PM me if you can't figure it out and I'll guide you :).
- farris |
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| Zild |
| Are you just dragging the samples onto the sequencer instead of using a drum machine or sampler? |
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| farris |
He is, that's why I suggested RMIV or Battery in my first post :p.
- farris |
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| echosystm |
| quote: | Originally posted by richg101
thanks for the help!!! - when i saw that 'mr mystery' had replied i knew my luck was in.. i ve noticed you like wasting yours and others time here dont you :rolleyes:
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...No one assumes youre dumb enough to lose manuals. People want to think the best of people. really. ;)
But more importantly, youve been using cubase for a year and youve never heard of a drum machine/sampler wtf? |
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| richg101 |
| quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
But more importantly, youve been using cubase for a year and youve never heard of a drum machine/sampler wtf? |
i drag and drop my samples. for drums i use my samples, and the vst drum machine or use the drums on one of my keyboards..
anyways im gonna get a drum machine that lets me assign samples to it.. the cubase one doesnt seam to let me.. |
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| dj_kane |
| do you have battery rich? |
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| Chronosis |
There's nothing wrong making beats on audio tracks. Actually as a benefit, it leaves out the sampler engine.
And rich, there's 2 slots on top of the arrange called "Grid Type" and "Quantize Type". Set the Grid Type to "beat" or "use quantize" (which uses the setting on the latter slot). |
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