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KORG Gadget Bilbao Sample Chopping Tutorial – haQ attaQ 168
KORG Gadget Bilbao Sample Chopping tutorial! In this tutorial I am going over how to import samples into Bilbao and mapping them out on the pads. Except from KORG Gadget I am also using Dropbox and Audioshare.
The sample pack containing the flute sample can be found at Loopmasters. Search for: "Indian Emotions".
Tutorial #Bilbao #Gadget #Sampling #haqattaq
Comments
Useful, thanks!
Wouldn't it be easier to use Abu Dhabi? Import it once, adjust the markers... and it has an Attack control...
Downside with Abudhabi's markers is that the same part of a sample can not be used by multiple pads.
But in Bilbao each pad has access to the full sample or parts of it set by start and lenght...
@Tommygun I like moving my "sample-spots" around while working. Many times I go into a project without know exactly where to sample from a..eh sample. This process is done faster with Bilbao.
I also agree with what @Samu stated above.
That makes sense.
I often find myself using Abu Dhabi; throwing a sample in it and just playing around with the notes. Great way to find something by accident. And since it's possible to increase the gadget size it's even useable
I use Bilbao for my sample drum kits mainly. But importing samples is still a major weakness in iOS and can sometimes be a real workflow killer ( open this, open that, paste here, paste there....
@jakoB_haQ
However, great track!
Great vid....
I do however prefer to do this sort of stuff using the slicer in blocs wave, that way you still have control over bpm and pitch, and have easier control of start and end points, you can then export from blocs wave to Gadget via dropbox once you have settled on your settings. (if only you could trigger slices from a controller)
You can also use blocs wave to enable you to play a sample that lasts 16 bars within bilbao. It would need a video to explain properly, which i cannot make, but essentially using blocs wave you cut your 16 bar sample into 1 bar chunks using the slicer and recording 1 bar sections using the recorder, and then export to gadget via dropbox, you can then put each of the slices on the pads in bilbao, and get (simulated) continuous playback of 16 bars. (I have managed this with tunes at 93 bpm which fit into the 5 sec limit for bilbao samples)