Propellerhead ReCycle
How To Chop Samples with ReCycle and Make Beats Using Reason
Learning how to Chop Samples with Propellerhead ReCycle and Make Beats Using Propellerhead Reason can be difficult if you are just starting out as a music producer. So, I'm here to help you.
Noise Is Good
Learning how to Chop Samples with ReCycle and Make Beats Using Reason can be difficult if you are just starting out as a music producer. Hip-Hop music producers and beat makers have different ways of chopping samples and manipulating sample slices in order to get the right fit and feel for the music style they want to create when they make beats. Using Propellerhead Recycle, Reason music making software and my Akai MPD32, I chop samples and make sample flip beats and Moody instruMental Music, and I have learned how to chop samples with ReCycle while making beats in Reason.
Here is a message from one of my subscribers asking for pointers on the subject of chopping samples in Recycle and using Reason to make beats:
I'm a big fan of your beats man and I've been watching all your videos here on youtube and I use them as motivation. I've just started making beats and I use pretty much the same gear and software you do. I have a question for you though and I hope you can help. When I chop samples with recycle I always get this noise at the end of every chop almost like an echo noise so I was just wondering if you know a way to remove that noise because I noticed your samples don't have that noise?!? Also for the bass which one of the Reason applications do you use? I hope u can help! Thanks in Advance.
Chop Samples With What Software? ReCycle?
Question From a Subscriber:
First and foremost I'd like to say you get busy for real! I watched a number of ya vids and all ya beats are tight. I just started producing a few months ago using reason 4.
My question is other than recycle is there a way to chop a sample for reason? Whats the advantage of using say a mpd to play sample chops over using a keyboard? Good lookin on any help you can give me.
How To Sample A Song
Question from a Subscriber:
How do you actually grab the sample to record and chop?
BPM Matching: Match Sample Tempo To Song Tempo
Question from a subscriber:
Hello TaurusBeats,
I'm a beginner and I got much respect for your work .I got reason 4 and recycle 2.0 but I don't know how to make my sample at the Bpm of my song.For instance, If I don't know the original bpm of my original sample and I want make a beat at 90 bpm How can I do ? I would like to know too what is the best way for sampling in reason ? dr rex or NN-XT ?
Sorry for my English But I from Paris.
Thx !!!
Propellerhead ReCycle is a creative tool that helps you make the most of your grooves. In simple terms, ReCycle lets you do with sampled loops what you can do with beats programmed from individual drum sounds – like alter the tempo, or replace sounds and process them individually. A tool for quickly editing sampled parts, chopping up riffs, remixing and doing mash ups.
How is it done? ReCycle will analyze your groove and break it up into its rhythmic components. You are now in complete control and free to change the tempo or the pitch, without one affecting the other. And that's just scratching the surface.
Then what? Load the resulting REX2 file into your audio sequencer or software sampler and you can be the master of your grooves, once and for all.
Propellerhead ReCycle not only makes creating loops and grooves a breeze, it totally revolutionizes the creative ways in which you use them.
Propellerhead ReCycle analyzes audio files and automatically slices them into their individual rhythmic components—allowing you to play your loops back at any tempo without pitch alteration in programs like Propellerheads Reason or Cubase SX. You also get creative control over in the individual elements of the loop, including deleting, replacing, retuning, panning and processing them.
ReCycle turns rigid concrete loops into musical modeling clay, giving you new inspiration and total creative control.