How to Chop Up Samples Like Four Tet and Bonobo in Ableton Live | Tutorial

Is there a way to do this without the sampler but within the simpler

Killer tutorial and under 5 mins

Very cool. Thanks for the tip

This is awesome. I’m working on a hip hop kinda track, a la Nightmares on Wax and I think this will give it a bit of an edge it’s missing.

as someone who uses FL, studio, does anyone know if there's any way to replicate this sound?

Fantastic! I am someone totally new to all this and I find it scary how many different functions Ableton offers!

Is it possible to randomize the gate also?

yo I just sampled the Sample Start Sample Point which features Sample Start Point, Sampler and Sample Middle Point from the Sample Point Series

This is an excellent creative tip! Thank you.

Really really nice. Agree, would sound great on vocal loops

Gracias maestro!

its no longer working idk why

i feel like granular synthesis can achieve the same goal

Thanks for the tutorial. All I can hear is the sound of the midi instrument in the arpeggiator, not the sample. looks like I have copied everything else correctly. aargh.

I recorded some sparse chords and melodies, a couple of bits of vocals and arranged a 1 minute track of various combinations of the above. Loaded into the sampler, used this trick with some more variety on the arp and recorded the random slices and combinations. Then took that recorded track into the arrangement and sliced up the most interesting parts to make a really crazy complex wall of textures. So inspiring

I tired this on Live Lite 10 are the additional controls like LFO2 not available on this version of Live ?

this seems like a cool tutorial but... how did you get to where you are at the beginning? how do you get an existing sound into that part of the program

do i have to have higher than Ableton intro to do this?

Great tips here man. Thank you. And all your videos are great.

I notice that this video has much more traffic than most...
I guess we all just want to sound like Bonobo and Fourtet... :P

seriously thanks

Is there a way of doing this with "Simpler"?