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Copying drum kits
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I've got a lot of drum apps that I like some of the sounds, yet don't like using the apps.
Bearing in mind that i don't have access to a computer, what do you think is the quickest workflow to sample kits to AudioShare? There I can load them when needed into apps I do like using.
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Well without knowing the apps that your referring it's hard to say but in general load all the drums you want to sample into each drum pad. Load the app in audioshare as an IAA press record play each pad with a small pause between hits. Once you have all the drums recorded in Audioshare use the trim tool to cut each hit out saved the trimmed file and rename it repeat until done. You can also just record all the drum hits in a DAW and paste the file into Audioshare and trim the hits.
I do something similar but if you trigger all of the hits on a timeline (so the space between is consistent) you can sometimes chop them up easier in an all like beatmaker or iMPC or...
TwistedWave is also a contender here for super-zoom-precise editing.
I'd take a bullet for AudioShare in general but when one Really needs to zoom right the heck in there TwistedWave has got you covered.
I'd setup a timeline like @syrupcore says, and then rather than record I'd export if possible from the source app.
For those that do not have export to audioshare I'd record using either AS or AUM as both of these will put the files directly in audioshare.
Depending on how long the resultant file is, I'd then rough chop the files in AS to reduce the length of longer files, not to pick the individual hits necessarily.
When I came to use a sound i would then use the sample start/end locators when I set up the kit in the app I want to use to get the exact hit I want from the file.
This way I wouldn't spend a load of time editing samples that I may not use.
The one downside to this is that you will be loading longer samples than you need into the drum app, but you can rough trim them in AS once you identify the hits you want to use.
Thanks for your help all of you. Will be a while now as downloading every app again
If you use BM2 as your only drum app , you can record all the drum kit of your favorite app into one long wave and use BM2 to chop it .Then you can easily create a preset from the chopped samples.