Most of us have mixed feelings about working with loops.
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On the upside, they provide immediate vibe and a ready-made, ready-mixed component to our productions. On the downside, the devil on our other shoulder reminds us that everyone else has access to the same loops and that, compared to writing something new, we are kind of, well, half-cheating. But there’s a middle ground and this week, we’re going to jump right into it. By randomly chopping a number of Loops into slices and not thinking strategically about which ones we’re selecting, we can easily create a new composite loop which is unique. I’ll also explore the benefits of Multiple Divide but also look at what happens when we deliberately multiple-chop an alternative slice length before comping. If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to create a beat loop all of your own from a looped foundation, this one’s for you.
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00:00 Intro
01:55 Importing Multiple Beat Loops
04:12 Multiple Slicing, muting and selecting
07:31 Chopping in ‘extra slices’ and combining them
09:14 Comping the slices to one Track
11:42 Deliberately chopping on a less ‘fixed’ place on the Grid
13:59 Dealing with Clicks with Crossfades
16:33 Beat Loop with Track and summary
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