help***how to add sample to fl6 and using auaucity**help

[loudejmaster]

how do i use audacity to sample songs like how do i cut it from the part i like and how do i add the sample on to fl6 plzzzz i need help

 

[adomav17]

I never really learned how to cut samples in audacity, except that i would just take a part of a song... then highlight the rest of the song and delete it lol.... but to put it in fl6, just load it like you would any other sound... and if u want it in the fruity slicer, open the fruity slicer and drag it into that....

 

[loudejmaster]

okay thanks but whats a more easy system i can use to cut sample froms and free

 

[trinidad]

soundforge wat u do is load ur sample on to soundforge listen thr it find wat u want out of it select it then drag the selection outside of the sample's screen like in the background of the program got me then ull have a new file of the selection save it in a location wherever then open it in fl

 

[lion-ucs]

I do it all in FL

Tutorial on it @ tutsbylion.2ya.com

 

[New Dynasty]

To use samples cut by Audacity I:

1. Cut the desired samples from the orginal.
2. Open another application of Audacity.
3. Paste the cut sample in the new window.
4. Export the sample as a .wav file using Audacity
5. Open a Wave Traveller Channel in FL.
6. Import the sample into Wave Traveller.
7. Voila!

 

[open mind]

To use samples cut by Audacity I:

1. Cut the desired samples from the orginal.
2. Open another application of Audacity.
3. Paste the cut sample in the new window.
4. Export the sample as a .wav file using Audacity
5. Open a Wave Traveller Channel in FL.
6. Import the sample into Wave Traveller.
7. Voila!

great explanation.

 

[The Bastard]

cant believe you had the ''audacity'' to ask this question. nah im playin , also if u click the help menu in fl studio and click contents, u can type in anything imaginable ,in this case ''loading a sample'' and it would tel lu how

 

[breal]

To use samples cut by Audacity I:

1. Cut the desired samples from the orginal.
2. Open another application of Audacity.
3. Paste the cut sample in the new window.
4. Export the sample as a .wav file using Audacity
5. Open a Wave Traveller Channel in FL.
6. Import the sample into Wave Traveller.
7. Voila!

Good one.
Rite now all you need is to keep what you got.
Wavelab will just get you more mixed up in the head.
Later when you really get good at it you can try Wavelab