PG Music makes each Realtracks in about five keys evenly spaced across an octave. You also might want to make multiple loops in different keys. Using a vocal "oooo" as an example it would need to sound different at 60 bpm than it would at 120, 160 or 200 bpm so you would want to make multiple loops at different speeds. Typically loops are small only one, two or four measures in length.
In addition to reading the embedded information, both programs can embed the information. Both Band-in-a-Box and RealBand can use Acidized loops and more than 1000 Acidized loops come with the programs. When a loop is loaded into a program the program looks for the embedded information so the program can correctly adjust the loop tempo and key to match the surrounding song. #410629 - 05/03/17 01:53 PM Re: Creating vocal samples?.helpĪs Noel indicated RealBand, or Band-in-a-Box for that matter, can become your best friend in this instance as both programs can save audio files as Acidized loops.Īcidized loops have tempo and key signature information embedded in the file. I MUST be looking/searching for the wrong thing cause I cannot believe that this topic would be that hard to find.Īny suggestions, pointers, ideas etc would be appreciated.
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So I am asking for help.I have searched all over the interweb, YouTube etc.I cannot find anything that shows me how to make a basic sample vocal or otherwise. Great idea.but I have NO CLUE how to do it and no idea how I get my sample, etc into something that I can load up and use as I would for any VST instrument etc. I've had a hard time finding what I want so then the thought came to me.just make your own. However I'd like to have a few basic backing vocal loops, samples whatever that I can call on for production when I just want some Oooos, ahhhs, La La, do whops.you get the idea.
So I have a ton of samples at my disposal, lots of VST's, plugins, loops SF2's etc.
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