Ableton Mpc Slicing Preset Download

Live Sets, Racks, presets, Max for Live devices, and anything else you can download and use in Ableton Live. To download your free trial of Ableton Live visit Try Live for free. Downloads Matmos Present More Sounds from the Polish Radio Experimental Studio. There are 64 Ableton Live Wavetable Instrument Racks, broken down as 10 bass presets, 8 kick presets, 8 perc presets, 7 SFX presets, 5 lead presets, 5 arp presets, 5 pad presets, 4 hat presets, 4 snare presets, 4 chord presets, 2 clap presets and 2 organ presets. Also included are 64 MIDI files and 64 Wav files (preset + MIDI). For beginners and seasoned users alike, Ableton User Groups are open to any Live user who wants to share their knowledge and learn from others in person. A standalone app that offers a great way to learn and refine your playing. Its free to download and comes with 20 lessons to get you started. Download Melodics for free. Contact Support. The slicing presets also contain macro mapping assignments meant to speed up your workflow. Maybe, in your current workflow, you always go straight for the attack, decay, sustain, and release of the volume envelope after slicing–there are already presets for that.

For the Ableton Live 10 project, click HERE. For the Roland D-50 instrument rack, click HERE. For the Live 10 Echo preset pack, click HERE. Expect the unexpected from places you least expect it. Be sure to verify compatibility prior to download. I'd like to share my presets and/or download other folks presets. Is there any nice website where I can do that for free? It would be nice to have it in an organised way like Ableton browser does. I mean, let's say I want to download some Wavetable presets, so I go to the website and choose Wavetable and then I have all presets available for it.

In this video, Dubspot Instructor Cliff Callendar aka SentZ takes us into Live 9.5 and demonstrates his approach to chopping up samples in the redesigned Simpler using his custom Slicing preset included as a FREE download below.

In this video, Dubspot Instructor Cliff Callendar aka SentZ takes us into Live 9.5 and demonstrates his approach to slicing and chopping samples in the redesigned Simpler using a custom Slicing preset he created. Learn how to use Simplers built-in Warping capabilities and ‘Slice to New MIDI Track’ feature to chop up samples into a custom Instrument Rack that works perfectly with Ableton Push for laying down some MPC-style grooves. While offering up some solid production techniques, Sentz also shows us how to take advantage of the all new filters included in the 9.5 update to create that classic lo-fi retro tone ideal for styling hip-hop samples.

Download the ‘SentZ Sample Slicer’ preset and easily chop your samples up into an organized Instrument Rack designed for laying down grooves MPC-style!

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Todays tutorial will be covering a GREAT little technique I recently learned on how to have MPC style sample slicing of any sample by using slice to midi. What we will be doing is saving macro settings from simpler within a drum rack which can be used and saved to your ableton defaults. This is great for having the ability to cut up anything into a drum rack, and then alter the basic sampling parameters like START, END, TRANSPOSE, VOLUME, etc. Without doing this, you would have to map each one individually. This is also nice to making random sounds for your pads to then reuse in production. You could even, just JAM away on a synth, record it, slice it all up to midi, and then slice it more with your presets...and get some awesome stab sounds. Anyway, lets begin.
The first thing we are going to want to do is put in a new midi track with a drum rack in it. After that, open up the device chain, and within it, you want to put a SIMPLER. Make sure to open up the simpler SAMPLE view also. It should look like this -
Now, what we are going to want to do, is map some of the options within the simpler to the macros on the left by clicking the MAPMODE (green) button. You can put anything you want, but if you would like a more mpc style control, I would recommend these -

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Start
Length
Attack
Release
Transpose
Spread
(your choice)
Volume
The reason I leave a YOUR CHOICE in there, is because sometimes...you will want to use something based off of what you are making. Like controlling a LFO, or LFO frequency. Its nice to still have a free button to work with instead of using them all up. Mine looks like this -
Also, if you would like the 2nd sample to shut off when you start the next one, you should probably put a CHOKE on this. So go to the IN/OUT icon on the left side of the drum rack, and then under choke, select 1. -
Now, the trick to this is WHERE YOU SAVE IT. You cannot just SAVE IT ANYWHERE. There is a special location it must be saved. Go up to your browser, and click ANYof the file icons (1,2,3). Then, select your ableton library -
After that, select 'defaults' and then 'slicing'. You will want to drag your drum rack into this folder and then name it. Mine is named MPC for Slicing -
Now you can go ahead and DELETE that midi track. We dont need it anymore.
Now, you want to select a file that you would like to slice to midi. In the example, I have a short synth sample I layered and sequenced, and I am eager to see what stabs I can make out of it. Make sure you have your start and stop points where you want them to be within that sample. Also realize that if your sample is long, you cannot use the 1/16 or 1/32 options because your drum pad simply does not have enough spaces to put your sliced samples. So, crop your MAIN sample first before you do this. My sample is just within an audio track in my ableton set like this -
Now, you are going to want to RIGHT CLICK your sample and select 'slice to new midi track' -
Next, the little box will show up asking you WHERE you want to make your slices. In my case in the following picture, I chose 16th notes. You can choose the transients, or whatever you would like. What is nice about this method, is that since you already made the preset to be able to control the start and length of the sample...its ok to choose larger sizes like 1/4 notes because you can shape the sample anyway once it is within your drum kit.
Now, in the second drop down box, you should see the preset that we just made. Again, mine is called MPC for Slicing -
After you have selected that, click ok. This will now slice your sample into your drum kit preset. Mine looks like this -
Now, all you need to do is MAP OUT your macros to a controller that you like, and you are good to go. I use my trigger finger for this, which conveniently has 8 knobs that match the macros section, which is really nice. You can control the parameters of each macro by clicking the green 'MAP MODE' button, and editing them. One that I usually do is the 'transpose'...because it goes from -48st - +48st....which is usually too much (unless I am getting crazy).
Anyway, using this method, you will have a much more HANDS ON approach to slicing your samples. By then SAVING your drum racks when you finished, you can save whole racks of crazy sounds that can be used in production later. This is where randomization comes into music a little. You can just rock out anything on a few synths, make a small beatless songs....slice it up, and then have your own set of 128 different stabs to use....or whatever you want to create!

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I hope this helped! Keep making tunes!
Peace!
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