Samplab cuts out some tedious work like manually adjusting some MIDI notes that are slightly off. The difference is that it’s rarely as accurate and doesn’t playback in the same sound. So far, Samplab seems to be very accurate in creating the right notes and playing back the correct sound.įunctions like Flex Pitch in Logic Pro X also allow us to create MIDI events from audio tracks. It will be interesting to test Samplab with more complex audio and see how authentic the sound remains when you make more severe changes to the MIDI. During this step, you’ll need to be connected to the internet but can work offline once the MIDI result is received.Īt this point, the plugin becomes a virtual instrument that will play back the MIDI notes and any changes you make.īefore you make any changes, the MIDI sequence should sound just like the audio track. When you drop your audio into the Samplab plugin, it sends it to the Samplab server for processing.
Once you have MIDI notes, you’re free to edit pitch, note length, tempo, and so on till you’re happy. It takes your harmonic audio sample and turns it into MIDI. Samplab offers a different approach to making your samples/loops unique. It’s nothing new as music-makers, we are used to chopping and adding effects to samples in order to be different.īut most people have probably walked away from a great sample/loop because it’s too common at least once. So, the second step is figuring out how to make it completely distinguishable from what anyone else might do with it.
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