Is it possible to sample songs to create my own music tracks?
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To be honest with you my son could never really figure out how to use it. So I don't know
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Not really. It is a kids level mixer that allows mixing different tracks with a sound effect library of filters.To sample tracks you need a more sophisticated instrument I believe. Anyway, my kid likes it much at this stage of his musical trip :)
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to a degree because it is limited but even the most musically gifted person as my own daughter who composes and is 24, will have a blast with this little gadget. If you are looking for something fun and entertaining this is it, I bought 7 of them and have given them to people from 4 to 65 years old, it's a blast!
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YES! The possibilities are endless with this U-Create if you have a USB audio interface. Connect the U-Create to the interface via the headphone jack. Use your recording software (usually included with the interface) and you are recording the U-Create live to your computer!
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Not really. It is a kids level mixer that allows mixing different tracks with a sound effect library of filters. To sample tracks you need a more sophisticated instrument I believe. Anyway, my kid likes it much at this stage of his musical trip :)
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No it is only a midi controller. It has to be hooked up to a computer to work as a sampler. You can load your own sounds but only through the computer. Hope this helps!
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You will need some sort of program that has sounds in it. You can find many, many free sounds on the internet from various sources, but you will need a host program to house and play them all. I suggest Reaper, which has a completely free trial that you can use with no limitations. Then you can scour the internet for sounds to play, whether free or otherwise. There is a lot of information out there and one can get by very cheaply if they really want. I made countless tracks using nothing but free plug-ins and Reaper. Good luck!
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you may need a mixer, but u could overdub, and listen to your original track with head phones without a mixer
879257
I use Adobe Audition and that can be achieved in the software. It has two inputs so I suppose you could run a prerecorded track into one input and the live vocal into the other, as well. Not sure why you would want to do it that way but it is possible.
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Sampletank 3 FREE, recently released, will do this just fine. There is a free downloadable piano sample library available, along with synths and other instruments.
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Yes, you can. However, this is just a controller so it will need to be set up to play the samples through a digital audio workstation (DAW) like Reason or Pro Tools. There are many YouTube videos which can help you set this up on your DAW of choice. I run my MPD26 through Reason on an Alienware laptop whenever I play live shows.
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you can use any program that allows mapping but you'd have to manually map it use traktor
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You can record separate tracks but it will be one file. If you want separate files, they will need to be recorded separately.
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No you can't. It isn't programmable with custom loop tracks or sounds. What comes on it is all you get.
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Yes you can.Songs from various discs can be selected and burned to make your own compilation disc.
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Yes you just have to set up a play list in advance, or jump around your music to find what you want. I have different play lists for different activities.
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Yes you can. You you can cut from either end, and put in any section of any tack anywhere within that track, and fade in and out to flow/smooth it all out nicely. I believe you can have multiple tracks also. I have not used it as much as I'd like, but from what I have found you can do almost anything your mind is capable of creating. The biggest problem with the music was the files it "accepts"...WAV and mp3...which my itunes library is not compatible, so I had to burn a playlist of the songs from itunes that I wanted, and rip them back into windows media player as a WAV file and save it to a folder THEN I could use them in Premier, also the photos and video files had to be shrunk down(you are usually working with quite a few at a time) so they don't crash the program, which is easy to do in Photoshop Elements, so buy them both, if you can there are some nice little "tools" that play off of each other, usually they will sell the two at a reduced price. I also bought "The Muvipix.com Guide to Premier Elements"- it is a pretty good book to have as all of Adobe seems to be not so "user friendly". :)
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I have been recording for years but - I was the guy saying can you give me another track for this or that. Never touched the buttons and my friend has a vast system so have been intimidated to start on my own. Can you create a mix and bump 3+ tracks down to 1 line then have extra tracks open to add more?
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Short answer is; I don't think you can. However I'm guessing that you can have some control over order of play by rearranging the directory structure. I don't know the logic it uses to pick tracks. Interesting question. Will research & respond again if I find out more
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What Armando is looking for is a feature like Lopped Based sampling . Im afraid is no posible via footshitch , becouse it has not a Footsw in jack. But , It could be posible via MIDI in and Midi Skills trying with global control change messages. regards
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You can use Mixcraft for this purpose; you would need to first rip the CD tracks you want using a secondary application; Windows Media Player can rip individual tracks from a CD; create a folder in which to save them as WAV or MP3; then you can open a new project in Mixcraft... I find it easiest to open Windows Explorer, open the folder containing the files and drag each one into a track in the Mixcraft project where it becomes a CLIP... you can then move them around and order them as desired; eventually you will want to put all the clips in one track; if you drag a clip and overlap the clip in front of it, Mixcraft automatically creates a crossfade; drag the clip back and forth to determine how much crossfade you want... then you can use one of the Mixcraft CD burning engines to burn your mix to CD... hope this helps... remember, first you need to rip the selected tracks to your hard drive using Windows Media Player, to make them available to drag into your Mixcraft project...