Timestretching drums sucks! Uncle Fanu is not happy with your beats.
I was having a great day on the balcony until…well you just have to watch it and see.
The first 25 seconds may be among the worst cinematography you’ve seen. Or maybe it’s the best?
Then again you just have to watch it and see.
Trying to get to grips will efficient drums chopping on Bitwig (there’s a few different options; will try to figure them all out) and quickly revisiting the Ableton side of things there too.
By the way, do you need drumloop samples? Find plenty in my samples shop…chop chop!
Timestretching drums sucks! Uncle Fanu is not happy with your beats. Let's improve them! (YouTube)
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For some reason, when I do my slicing, I cannot create a slicing preset that automatically sets the Sustain Mode to Ping Pong automatically. I even tried creating my own slicing preset with it set to Ping Pong, but doesn’t carry over when I slice. Instead, I am having to set it per slice, after slicing - one by one. 🙄 There doesn’t seem to be a ‘map to sibling’ function for this, either. Is there an easier way to do it?
I also downloaded your slicing preset, and it doesn’t default to Ping Pong sustain, either for some reason.
ended up picking up Bitwig so i'ma rewatch and try this now
Bitwig is great! I recently sent them a long list of small improvements I'd like to see.
learning about pingpong looping (from you) saved my breakbeat life. been doing this ever since i saw you vids on it some years ago. i used to manually edit and save every individual hit in CoolEditPro2 and when needed. id go in and extend hits by copy+paste the tail end to another track, smooth w fades , reverse it, copy+special paste (blend) w the original, and repeat w forward tail end as many times as needed...it was a pain to say the least. this is so much easier
Happy to hear I was able to help! It's one of those techniques that's quite easy to do, and when done right, really helps making it all sound natural, like you can't even hear it...which is what we want with proper drums :)