Ableton Sampling Techniques: Matching BPM

[@Crispybeats.]

You should check out this Ableton Sampling video next! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqSVg56EnqZ7Y8ksi=IyRhpYxR6d2MrN2i

[@sauvage5113]

Theres not one video on KZbin that tells you how to do this, I searched for 3 days straight and now I am very relieved. Thank you bro 🙏🏻

[@Crispybeats.]

Glad I could help. Cheers!

[@lemonpulpmusic]

This is so helpful. Thank you. The way you dialed in the slower pitch on the sample to the increased bpm sounded so nice. what a sick technique

[@Crispybeats.]

Thank you mate glad you liked it!!

[@alexbruce7708]

Thank you - I've been struggling with this for ages!

[@Crispybeats.]

Glad I could help!

[@emileholemans9966]

finally someone has a video on this... thanks a lot

[@Crispybeats.]

glad I could help! thank you for stopping by

[@MDanimations44]

This is exactly what I was looking for, thankyou so much!! It was funny coming from a 138 bpm Trance vibe and watching this tutorial based in a much chiller setting! It was a big help, much appreciated!

[@kyleobrien3383]

Bro u helped me out so much! Saving this vid!

[@Crispybeats.]

I'm glad to hear it!

[@SantiagoADell]

Handy as usual, man. Thanx for sharing your music and this stuff! Cheers!

[@Crispybeats.]

Thank you brother!!

[@adamladman2260]

Great video. Finally found the answer ive been searching for!

[@nacimplus]

I've been looking for this tutorial for a long time, Thank you ! :)

[@Crispybeats.]

Happy I could help! Cheers!

[@OMDAT]

Mate thanks for the on-point explanation. Helped a lot. Subbed.

[@Dennistube001]

the newest version of ableton lives warping has improved massively. seriously check it out again. it can warp it for you. you can then pick your own tempo and it will stay in time. for this type of song though set it to complex pro instead of beats

[@Crispybeats.]

I need to check that out. Thank you!

[@amkite_korshun]

great job! thanks!

[@Crispybeats.]

Thank you!

[@megantossi]

Hey! I got the the BPM to the sample staying thankfully, but now the sample sounds more choppy since I changed the session's BPM. How do i fix that?

[@discopro1]

Thanks a lot man, that reaaly helps, i'm going to use your technique and follow what you do. Keep it up !

[@Crispybeats.]

Glad I could help. Sorry for the late reply!

[@chopluey]

Very good vid man. No Fat. Thanks

[@IIn4mer]

Thank you !

[@kencarlmusic]

when i turn off warp it still messes with the sample time when I tap the tap tempo. wtf ? so annoying

[@Crispybeats.]

Hi man, that is strange. There is a setting in the Ableton preferences 'auto warp long samples'. I would turn that off so that when you import a long sample, ableton doesn't automatically try to warp it. Once imported, it should remain exactly the same. If you don't turn warp 'on', you should be able to change the project BPM without affecting the sample.

[@Shichman]

THIS WAS SO HELPFUL!!!!!

[@daichicreatives]

For the pitch method, how would you pitch it back to the original pitch once the tempos been changed? I find ableton's stock plugin sounds a bit rough...

[@joybeats2425]

hey there, super happy i came across your videos & listened some of your music & put some peace in my day. aside from the music which im looking forward to picking up some tips, wanted to ask what video editing software you use & is it the camera or a specific setting that creates the quality of your videos. i love the calming color & softness vibe of it all. im probably getting way too ambitious lol, i should be focused more on making music, but very curious & i guess preparing for future performance on youtube. well thanks and advance for all you are & doing for the producer community 💕

[@Crispybeats.]

Hello! I’m extremely sorry for the late reply. I make a point to reply to every single comment and this one must have just got lost amongst notifications. I’m glad you like the video! I’m using Filmora Pro to edit my videos. However I wouldn’t recommend this software as it has many bugs. Filmora standard is a great software for starting out (I used to use it). But for more advanced tools, I would look elsewhere. My camera is a Sony a6300. I shoot in S-Log2. Iso800. I use 2 lamps to create enough light. Lighting is much more important than camera settings so if I were you I would invest in good lamps. I am new to the camera stuff and it’s a learning journey for me too! It’s a slow process to learn everything but very fun! Enjoy it!

[@bruceisdabatman]

ya, i have a question why should we use sampler or simpler instead of use audio section for chopping samples ?

[@Crispybeats.]

its totally up to preference, that's the beauty of using a daw. If you use sampler/simpler, you can then playback the samples while you are chopping them, also I find it is a lot more versatile. But sometimes I chop and pitch as an audio track then drop into a drum rack for playback. Just depends!

[@bruceisdabatman]

Can we use slicing mode(manual) to chop it up ?

[@Crispybeats.]

@@bruceisdabatman yes of course! There is a manual slicing mode in simpler. You can do whatever you want to reach your desired result in the most comfortable and creative way possible for you! 😃

[@bruceisdabatman]

@@Crispybeats. but i still don't know why when i set up to slice by manual mode it didn't work( it completely muted)

[@Crispybeats.]

@@bruceisdabatman are you using a midi controller for that?

[@lifewithdxnwa6701]

i really dont understand how you know when it sounds right with the metronome and pitching it up or down. its not in time when you said it sounds good so what are you looking to hear if its not matching tempo, im confused

[@Crispybeats.]

Hey man, I’m really sorry for the late reply. 2 things: 1. You are right, it does sound slightly out. This is because vintage samples like this one were originally recorded without a metronome therefore don’t have a set BPM, but instead speed up and slow down with a natural human feel. With experience you tune your ear to these BPM movements and, even though the sample isn’t perfectly in time with the project BPM, it’s the closest you can get it to be without warping. 2. You can use the grid to help you. If your sample is 8 bars long. Look at the Ableton grid. Once the sample matches 8 grid bars, then you have the correct bpm 👍🏼 Hope that helped!!

[@Dennistube001]

perhaps you could set your tempo to 114 then press the -x2 button to half its speed back to 57

[@Crispybeats.]

Yeah that’s a good idea!

[@flowerpower111]

its strange. after turning on warp the sample sometimes jumps at certain times. anything im missing?

[@Crispybeats.]

Did you ever end up sorting that out? Sorry for the late reply mate

[@kentinjivek]

💯

[@sunnytex1337]

It doesnt work for me i turned "warp" off but the pace of the sample still changes :( anybody help?

[@Crispybeats.]

He this is strange. Did you ever managed to sort that out? The sample shouldn’t change if warp is off.

[@Crimsonshroom]

i also am experiencing this issue. i turn warp off & it still warps as i tap.@@Crispybeats.

[@Crispybeats.]

@@Crimsonshroom hmm that’s really strange. Try to switch off auto warping in preferences and try dragging the sample into the project from your finder/file explorer.

[@Dennistube001]

i didnt like his second option because hes changed the key. it wont match other parts of a song unless you lock them to the same key

[@Crispybeats.]

I would normally match the song to the new sample key

[@MrFlowOne]

Ngul cumpa ottimi consigli

[@Crispybeats.]

😂❤️👍🏼

[@marquisd]

Why couldn’t you just set the sample to 82 bpm in the first half of the video instead of having to adjusting the pitch to match?

[@WeyounSix]

Handsome