What's up guys welcome to another tutorial
I'm your host Weaver beats, and I'll be teaching you guys some tricks today with creative sampling in Ableton. Let's get into it
Today I'll be using my song still Love you
I'm going to show you how I sampled the song
I used a creative technique using the utility tool in Ableton
Alright, so the original sample is NYC No lark
This trick only works with some samples and they have to utilize hard panning its more common than you think
engineers used to do some pretty extreme stuff back in the seventies or eighties
Nineties whatever you're sampling
So some of these jazz records, they're even live recordings too, which is even better for the hard panning
so what you're looking for is hard hard pan instruments that are either to the left or to the right and
Using the utility tool you're able to isolate these
So first off we can take the utility tool go to audio effects and go to utility drag it on your audio track
Then you can change so we have some options here. You can change the input
either from stereo to left/right or swap and
If we want to isolate just the right channel, we've set it to right
So set it to right and you'll notice if you have a hard pan sample
You notice you only hear the right side of the track now
If you were trying to isolate those chords just now you just it in
Confetti, let's see what happens only solo the left channel. I
Sounded like ass let's go a little bit further ahead and see what happens. Oh
My god
That sounds familiar
That sounds kind of like something. Okay. So there we have the melody for my song still. Love you
Now that we have that and see if we can find the chords hopefully I can find them
I'm doing the same trick. I'm gonna solo the right channel know though
Okay, those are the chords I used in the song so finally found them, okay, so
Okay, I chopped that
Using ctrl e patrol EE to chop
If you are a knob
as you can see if you use this properly you can creatively
In creatively sample things differently than the original song
Sweep it
Control D to duplicate, you know that I
Can't remember if it starts in the one
Thinking out of this an original song real quick
Okay, so it's like it's not on the one it's like slightly after the one
That's that's why I was fucking me I was struggling with that there
Okay, maybe this is sound right
Yes, there we go I
Gotta do some morphine to get it to go together because these were not meant to go together obviously
Swag there we go
And every of it, so I remade my melodies first to love you
it's a
bit different than the original song utilizing the saw utility tool in Ableton you can get some
Some isolated samples so you can get like a different approach at sampling. You don't have to just loop things
You can actually like find your own melodies and mix it together with other things
So I'm just going to throw some random drums on this and then call it a day
let's just do a drum loop on it and
Throw a loop on that bitch
Let's see. What kind of drum with sine has
I
Guess I can show you some other some other things you can do. So I'll meet this and just throw some other no these over
Nice
So obviously if you're using like a jazz sample
You have to fix some timing here and there was a little trick I learned recently
So if you're gonna use the beats warp mode on Ableton you want to make sure you use either this mode
or this mode
This one sounds pretty ass this one can sound ass and this one can sound ask to hang on how you use them?
But this one always sounds ask the default one. So don't use that
This probably head this Python dope throw this with this over here turn it on
So you can get real creative with this because it's like
Like some scientists remix shit having to do a lot of working but it just makes the timing good, you know
There you have it we did our still love you remix
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