How can i create notes from a sample ?

[zackdrake]

Hello!
I have seen this video that explain how you create notes that you can play on your keyboard from a sample

How to make a song out of ANYTHING!! | Fl Studio 12 Tutorial by SubPhex

But the problem is that it’s on FL Studio and I wanted to know if you can do it in cubase too ?

[xerix]

drop audio into cubase, go into sample editor and select “pitch & warp”, it will turn the audio into notes and now u can play around with them
another way is if u have melodyne then u record it on the track and play with the notes inside melodyne editor
another way is drop the audio into groove agent one and create slices/hit points on each pad. each note on the keyboard now plays a sample

[Mrhehon]

Drop the one sample onto a groove agent SE pad.
Click the pitch tab and set a key range. Click on the sample tab and click warp.
The sample will now play across your midi keyboard depending on the key range set.

[zackdrake]

@xerix

drop audio into cubase, go into sample editor and select “pitch & warp”, it will turn the audio into notes and now u can play around with them
another way is if u have melodyne then u record it on the track and play with the notes inside melodyne editor
another way is drop the audio into groove agent one and create slices/hit points on each pad. each note on the keyboard now plays a sample

I couldn’t try your answer because I have the artist version of cubase 8 and it doesn’t provide this feature
But thanks for your answer

@Mrhehon

Drop the one sample onto a groove agent SE pad.
Click the pitch tab and set a key range. Click on the sample tab and click warp.
The sample will now play across your midi keyboard depending on the key range set.

Thanks for your answer it worked perfectly
Is it also possible to have 2 notes playing at the same time ?

[rumlee]

@xerix

drop audio into cubase, go into sample editor and select “pitch & warp”, it will turn the audio into notes and now u can play around with them
another way is if u have melodyne then u record it on the track and play with the notes inside melodyne editor
another way is drop the audio into groove agent one and create slices/hit points on each pad. each note on the keyboard now plays a sample

pitch and warp does a poor job at turning audio into notes, in my opinion. Only really simple audio parts will work…