Easy way to set the sample chops on your pads

I just got this way to setting up the samples from a given program you have across the pads in the order you prefer changing the order of the slices. Check it out below and tell me what you think about this method

Don’t really see the point but everybody’s work flow is different so I’m sure somebody will benefit from the tip

But I gotta say (please don’t think I’m hating on you specifically) but this where stem technology bugs me. Just separating the stems from a sample and rearranging using all the same stems from said sample is kinda

J.O.BEATS wrote:Don’t really see the point but everybody’s work flow is different so I’m sure somebody will benefit from the tip

But I gotta say (please don’t think I’m hating on you specifically) but this where stem technology bugs me. Just separating the stems from a sample and rearranging using all the same stems from said sample is kinda

Definitely sounds like you hating.

GSTizzle wrote:

J.O.BEATS wrote:Don’t really see the point but everybody’s work flow is different so I’m sure somebody will benefit from the tip

But I gotta say (please don’t think I’m hating on you specifically) but this where stem technology bugs me. Just separating the stems from a sample and rearranging using all the same stems from said sample is kinda

Definitely sounds like you hating.

Absolutely hating on using stems to make bad music. . When used to make something dope I’m all for it. But using it just because you can regardless of what’s right for the music is counterproductive

A lot of work went into making the video... and I know what the video is showing off... but there isn't any explanation of steps here for somebody to methodically follow along. I know what I am doing and am having to do a lot of mental work to infer what the video is showing off because there's no lead in, no explanation of what mode to be in, why steps are being taken...
So I guess I'm not really sure who this video is for. It's too quick without enough explanation for a new user... and a more advanced user probably knows most if not all of this. I do dig the style though, and curious what else the channel has for videos.

EDIT: Checked out the channel... and have to say... I dig the aesthetic here... a bit of a wild ride

Interesting. But I prefer pad-params to non-destructive, so this trick does not work for me.