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Big props to Rane staff for this TTM57sl loop sampler demo

djcrap 6:55 PM - 4 November, 2009
after watching this youtube video posted by nick m in the ttm57 discussion thread
i was inspired by the endless possibilities of beat creativity that can be done using ttm57sl loop sampler.

Watchwww.youtube.com

please fill free to post your own short video using the same technique as in the youtube video above and lets make this the beat making thread using a ttm57sl loop sampler.

any takerssss...
PopRoXxX 7:21 PM - 4 November, 2009
$weetne$$!!! Gotta play with this!
freshtodeath 7:30 PM - 4 November, 2009
thanks for this vid
ral 7:39 PM - 4 November, 2009
dope
DJ Shameless 8:46 PM - 4 November, 2009
too nice
Audio1 8:50 PM - 4 November, 2009
very nice. Here comes all the tablists.
Serato, Forum Moderator
Nick M 10:18 PM - 4 November, 2009
Thanks for the feedback guys. Keen to see what you guys can come up with.... It's pretty limiting, but fun to mess with.

*Serato staff by the way ;)
gotchuckz 11:25 PM - 4 November, 2009
dope video. gotta try that.
DJ Shameless 11:47 PM - 4 November, 2009
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Keen to see what you guys can come up with.... It's pretty limiting, but fun to mess with.

*Serato staff by the way ;)


how? it looks pretty wide open to me.
DJDaveOtt 11:49 PM - 4 November, 2009
Attention flamers (no homo)
go flame the guy on the comments section of this YouTube video for wanting to buy traktor over serato..
dj_soo 12:09 AM - 5 November, 2009
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Keen to see what you guys can come up with.... It's pretty limiting, but fun to mess with.

*Serato staff by the way ;)


how? it looks pretty wide open to me.


the problem is that once you've committed a layer, there's no way to remove it. I used to do stuff like this on my EFX a lot.

Stuff like this is likely a pre-cursor to some of what will be available in the ableton/serato partnership.

imagine being able to do all that, then at the push of a button, you can remove the high hats or switch out a snare with a fill, and then bring it all back again - seamlessly in serato.
DJ Shameless 12:37 AM - 5 November, 2009
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Keen to see what you guys can come up with.... It's pretty limiting, but fun to mess with.

*Serato staff by the way ;)


how? it looks pretty wide open to me.


the problem is that once you've committed a layer, there's no way to remove it. I used to do stuff like this on my EFX a lot.

Stuff like this is likely a pre-cursor to some of what will be available in the ableton/serato partnership.

imagine being able to do all that, then at the push of a button, you can remove the high hats or switch out a snare with a fill, and then bring it all back again - seamlessly in serato.


cool... but isn't this a part of what ableton can already do live with those pedal switches? or is there a whole lot more that i'm missing
Rane, Support
Chad S. 12:46 AM - 5 November, 2009
This is a sick vid. We've toyed aorund some in here after seeing that. So fun to dork out on.
nonplus 1:30 AM - 5 November, 2009
i've been messing around with this for about a year now. it's cool but it's not a versatile as a dedacated phrase loop or using ableton for loooping.

i really wish rane would devolope a more usable phrase loop function but, who knows what the ableton/serato partnership will bring.

phrase looping in serato has been at the top of my list since i got my 57.
sixxx 1:48 AM - 5 November, 2009
This is proper!
HYDRO MATIC 3:46 AM - 5 November, 2009
lol i do all my rough remixes with this vox and all lol....
Dj Ace 5:33 AM - 5 November, 2009
nice...
dj_soo 7:01 AM - 5 November, 2009
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Keen to see what you guys can come up with.... It's pretty limiting, but fun to mess with.

*Serato staff by the way ;)


how? it looks pretty wide open to me.


the problem is that once you've committed a layer, there's no way to remove it. I used to do stuff like this on my EFX a lot.

Stuff like this is likely a pre-cursor to some of what will be available in the ableton/serato partnership.

imagine being able to do all that, then at the push of a button, you can remove the high hats or switch out a snare with a fill, and then bring it all back again - seamlessly in serato.


cool... but isn't this a part of what ableton can already do live with those pedal switches? or is there a whole lot more that i'm missing


yes, but in order to do it you need to have both serato and ableton open, and have the audio from serato loop back into your computer (or into a 2nd computer) which also leads to potential latency...

I'm envisioning that you can accomplish that shit directly in serato (or at least internally feed the audio of ableton out through serato or vice versa). I dunno but i think it would be pretty dope.
DJ Shameless 12:55 PM - 5 November, 2009
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Thanks for the feedback guys. Keen to see what you guys can come up with.... It's pretty limiting, but fun to mess with.

*Serato staff by the way ;)


how? it looks pretty wide open to me.


the problem is that once you've committed a layer, there's no way to remove it. I used to do stuff like this on my EFX a lot.

Stuff like this is likely a pre-cursor to some of what will be available in the ableton/serato partnership.

imagine being able to do all that, then at the push of a button, you can remove the high hats or switch out a snare with a fill, and then bring it all back again - seamlessly in serato.


cool... but isn't this a part of what ableton can already do live with those pedal switches? or is there a whole lot more that i'm missing


yes, but in order to do it you need to have both serato and ableton open, and have the audio from serato loop back into your computer (or into a 2nd computer) which also leads to potential latency...

I'm envisioning that you can accomplish that shit directly in serato (or at least internally feed the audio of ableton out through serato or vice versa). I dunno but i think it would be pretty dope.


cool.