By littlerob
Wed Dec 21, 2005 8:20 pm
ok after watching sparq's very helpful vid on recycle i realised i never really new how to use. my question is that say i cut up various loops from one song in soundforge. i would open up a loop in recycle, do the relevent chopping and what not, then save as an .akp file, and then load up bluebok and load the .kp it loads the file with no probs to the pads. however wat if i wanna assign multiple chopped up loops to be assigned to the pads in bluebok...how do i go about this. each time i load up a .akp file it will always assign the samples to bank a , starting from the bototm 4 samples. i wanna assign the 16 pads in one easy method. so i.e. is it possible to save different loops u cut up in recycle to just one .akp pile (i.e 4 loops each cut ino 4 segments)? i only can see the option to save each loop i chop to a new .akp file, every new .akp will always load up in bank a starting from the bottom pads in bluebok, if ive loaded one .akp file, bluebox will just overwrite the samples that the pads are assigned to with the new .akp if i load a second .akp chopped loop. hope that makes sense, its a little tricky to explain in words, but quite a simple question
one more question, how do u apply timestretch in recycle, i think im confused there too?
one more question, how do u apply timestretch in recycle, i think im confused there too?


