Here is an example of how to chop a loop out of a track and add drums..very basic

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turning found sounds into a drum kit (part 2)

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Robert Henke explains the details of Live’s innovative Beat Repeat effect in this video.

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Huston Singletary shows the basics on the new Slicing Audio feature in Live 7.

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Here I download a drum loop from Soundsnap.com and open it in Ableton Live 7. I then crop the sample and use the new Slice to Midi feature. One done the audio is in a new Drum Rack with all the sounds on separate audio channels. I re-arrange the midi notes, add a Ping Pong delay and use the Drum Rack’s macro controls.

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This tutorial is for INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED users. Learn some creative techniques for the FL Studio Beat Slicer plugin. In part three, we are going to use the stutter effect to liven up our sliced beat. This is the end of a three part tutorial.

This tutorial is for INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED users. Learn some creative techniques for the FL Studio Beat Slicer. In part 2 we will use the flatten function to assist us in creating a bassline. We will also use a side chain to accent our rhythm.
This is part 2 of a three part tutorial.

This tutorial is for INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED users. Learn some creative techniques for the FL Studio Beat Slicer plugin. This is part 1 of a three part tutorial.

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from http://www.fruity-loops-tutorials.com : I call this technique “Secondary Kicks” and it can be used to make a kick pattern more interesting. You should try it

A tutorial on how to make a westcoast gangsta beat in Reason 3.0

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