To feed the debate, I had ton of fun with Loop Cloud and Digitakt yesterday. Very nice integration. However, it is not like playing back the loops in a clean way in a daw. The Digitakt makes sure to quickly destroy the loops/samples and quickly they become totally different from original
Also, you have to think which sounds are good together, which can be very complex taking into account the infinite choice in Loop Cloud vs the very limited 8 monophonic tracks of the Digitakt (forcing to merge loops by resampling then slicing)
Exactly, and even if you are using a proper analog 909 itās not like you are striking an actual drum, every sound is pre programmed and the drum kit is perfectly tuned and mixed, you just press play and then it sounds fantastic. Itās almost impossible to make it sound bad
ā¦errrr, talking to me?..ur point is pretty much my pointā¦
ā¦of course, nobody needs to reinvent a 909 kikā¦and itās not about/against using loops or samples in first place at allā¦so far, so goodā¦misunderstandings, unsucessful communicationā¦the root of all evilā¦business as usualā¦endlessā¦senselessā¦letās get onā¦more creating, less consumingā¦
nobody needs endless options of prefab loops to get creative if u use a dtakt for real and as intentedā¦letās knock on woodā¦
Can someone with loop cloud tell me if itās possible to take a collection of sample, and turn them into a larger sample chain?
With the DT 1.5 I am looking for a real simple and easy way to create sample chains and wondering if that is something that is possible within loopcloud
It is possible. With the editor you can have several tracks with samples, which you can then move and place anywhere on the grid. Then you can export the āmixdownā to a single file.
Maybe Elektron can pick up the know-how from this collaboration to improve on their companion software for Elektron boxes, i.e. turn Transfer app into something more.
Thatās not true at all. I canāt speak for leeroy but it seems he is saying heās against people using some sample app than making their own. There is a clear distinction between those two things.
