In this video, which is part two of useful tricks when using the Quick Sample. Logic Pro X introduced the Quick Sampler to version 10.5. It is a great addition and can be used to not just quickly sample sounds but also used as a powerful tool for sound designing new and original ideas quickly without the fuss of in depth sampling.
In this video I record just one hit using a Djembe and created two different instruments out of the one sound. A more obvious kick drum sound that could be used on it's own or in combination with other instrument kicks.
The second creation was to use the Djembe hit as a melodic instrument taking the music on a new sonic path. Using the Quick Sampler can be a very powerful tool in finding new sound that can be layered with other stock instruments.
I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
0:00 - Introduction
0:48 - Djembe Kicks
2:30 - Fine tuning the Djembe kick
3:07 - Compressing the Djembe kick
3:36 - A/B the Djembe kick
4:20 - Djembe Lead Instrument
5:27 - Shaping the instrument
6:08 - Trouble recording!
7:13 - Adding effects
8:00 - Sounds more like Kinetic Toys by Native Instruments
8:14 - Arranging the track
9:35 - Counter melody, Studio Horns
10:07 - Have a happy accident!
11:30 - Final thoughts
12:04 - Demo of all the Quick Sampler instruments brought together
Watch part one of this dive into the Quick Sampler here: [ Ссылка ]
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