Like the topic says: What is your method for chopping samples?

Personally, I use FL Studio 7's Edison sampler combined with the FL Slicer. I open the sample in Edison, set my chop points, and drag it to the FL Slicer. Works everytime. I still have problems with doing a good bassline though

What about you??

Hey, glad to see some one else usin the same progs. i use. But maybe you can help me out. In edison how do i set my chop points so when i go to the slicer only certain parts that i only wanted go to the slicer? It seems that the whole wave i have goes to edison? Please help?

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Could you explain yourself more clearly? Maybe it's just because English isn't my native language

But I just set my chop points in Edison. You know how to do that, right? Then I mark the section of the wave that I have chopped, and I drag it (with Edison's drag-button all the way to the right) into the FL Slicer.

Then I get the slices in FL Slicer that I had made in Edison.

But like i said, I probably didn't understand your question correctly
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thx helped me allot : )

earlier I chopped the samples in adobe audition but its allot easier when using edison : )

cool hector i love that app but cant figure it out any help???

I have never chopped my tracks, what is it good for?
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Yo

Im new with FL and just dont understand all this with edison and fl slicer..?
Only thing i managed to do was to import beat to slice and then chop it there can i do like that? I usually use Audacity im not very good at this chopping part:P

i use the fl chopper, pitch tool and the envelope tool to get the sample to chop and play at the right tempo

has anyone tried acoustica mixcraft for chopping up samples from songs? its pretty good though. is the edison hard to use?
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I usually use ReCycle, but sometimes will just use Traktor to trigger different parts of the track just like chopping it up. That way I can scratch it up a little bit too.