Understanding Sampling with Protoculture
Tutorial 08 - Round Robin and Velocity Layers
by Protoculture
Tutorial Description
In this tutorial we look at how we can create a sample that changes each time we hit a key and also how hard we hit the keys to help with realism when using a sampler.
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This week we are joined once again by Nate Raubenheimer aka Protoculture and Shadow Chronicles for an in-depth look at the world of sampling.
This 3-hour course will help you get to grips with setting up a template in your DAW for adding multiple samples so you can get accurate and realistic results when mapping them across your keyboard.
From different notes and different velocity strikes of percussion or strings to round robins Nate shows the importance of taking your time in getting everything set up correctly so your workflow is super smooth going forward achieving realistic and playable results.
Once your samples are mapped this is where the fun begins as we add modulation, effects and play the samples through different engines to manipulate our sounds into endless possibilities of sound design.
We finish off the course with some awesome practical examples from changing a simple piano sample into an evolving pad, creating an easy vocoder effect in Kontakt to slicing up a musical groove and creating randomised beats.
This course is for all abilities with something for everyone so definitely one to check out!
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Course description
This week we are joined once again by Nate Raubenheimer aka Protoculture and Shadow Chronicles for an in-depth look at the world of sampling.
This 3-hour course will help you get to grips with setting up a template in your DAW for adding multiple samples so you can get accurate and realistic results when mapping them across your keyboard.
From different notes and different velocity strikes of percussion or strings to round robins Nate shows the importance of taking your time in getting everything set up correctly so your workflow is super smooth going forward achieving realistic and playable results.
Once your samples are mapped this is where the fun begins as we add modulation, effects and play the samples through different engines to manipulate our sounds into endless possibilities of sound design.
We finish off the course with some awesome practical examples from changing a simple piano sample into an evolving pad, creating an easy vocoder effect in Kontakt to slicing up a musical groove and creating randomised beats.
This course is for all abilities with something for everyone so definitely one to check out!
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OcMck
5 years agoVery informative tutorial with great examples, recommended for Falcon users. Excellent work Nate !
Very interesting topic, cool & practical techniques unveiled by Nate to push the use of samples to another level. Eye opener for creativity and how to sound unique & different. Nice one !
ilmolto
5 years agoWow. That piano patch! Such a nice sound