Ableton Forum

i really liked the grey album, despite rather than because of jay-z. besides, as the neptunes have shown us, there's a real fine art to making someone shit sound ace. although i find with them, it just makes me wonder what they could do if they teamed up with someone like mos def or saul williams or...

give that man a cigar. that's an awesome trick - sounds pretty fucking great. i guess if you were to automate the delay it would be just a matter of finding the right slope to get the sample to play forwards + backwards at normal speed. today's task then - hook up my playstation joypad + have a go a...

so it's just something that's built into the kaos pad then? shit, didn't think of that... i guess i'm not gonna be able to do the same trick myself then. i'll have a look at reactor tho i reckon if it can do something like...

cheers for the advice guys.

yeah kinda, but it's not gonna work like i heard it (and like i want it to work). he could get a particular part of the sample (a recognisable syllable) and scrub back and forth over it, like he was controlling the direction of play - setting up 2 samples wouldn't be able to do that... there must be...

so i saw radiohead live a couple of years back around the time of 'ok computer'. they did an ace trick + i've been trying to work out how they did it ever since, thought someone on here might have a clue... at one point the guitarist knelt down + starting fiddling with a kaos pad. took a while to wo...

yeah i been wondering about this too. i know you can play a sample over a key range by midi mapping it, but i want those ace noises you get when you transpose up to like +36,+48 - sounds great when you waggle the transpose about up there, would be great if i could control it with a knob...

there's a ps2 pad -> midi program available at: http://trip.m78.com/livesticks-e.html it's a bit fiddly to set up, and i haven't really got my head around using it to its full potential yet, but i've used the basic default setup + it works fine. i've only just got Live recently, so we're just really...