Asking for a sampling tip
7 Sep 2003, 05:23Hi everybody.
What software is better then simply the best to create or edit samples.
I've been tryed to format an ensemble string sample in Sound Forge;
unnecessary parts were deleted;
a range of the sound was selected, then copyed;
this selection was pasted into a new window, then reversed;
the reversed selection was copyed to the clipboard, then inserted at the end of the original file...
What's the problem? I can't eliminate the pop/click of the transition.
But to create a sustaining loop is not a problem.
The questions are:
What's missing to create a sample of this nature free of pops and clicks?
Is there any software more prepared to do this? And if yes, where to download it?
Each advice will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Peace - Edu Camargo
What software is better then simply the best to create or edit samples.
I've been tryed to format an ensemble string sample in Sound Forge;
unnecessary parts were deleted;
a range of the sound was selected, then copyed;
this selection was pasted into a new window, then reversed;
the reversed selection was copyed to the clipboard, then inserted at the end of the original file...
What's the problem? I can't eliminate the pop/click of the transition.
But to create a sustaining loop is not a problem.
The questions are:
What's missing to create a sample of this nature free of pops and clicks?
Is there any software more prepared to do this? And if yes, where to download it?
Each advice will be appreciated.
Thanks.
Peace - Edu Camargo