Not exactly sure what you mean when you say ‘extend’? Do you mean that the end of the sample matches the length of other parts but the content is exactly the same? So it still contains the 8 second content? So you will have 7 seconds of silence at the end. Or do you want to fill it up with a copy of the original content so the it will actually sounds for 15 seconds?
Exactly what you wrote in the last line,“Or do you want to fill it up with a copy of the original content so the it will actually sounds for 15 seconds?”
This what i mean streach, and if you familiar with Fl you will know what i am talking about.
I want the sample will hear just like the 7 seconds (Without changing the pitch and tempo) + 8 seconds.
Sorry but not too familiar with FL Studio. But I suppose you could just copy the part by dragging it from the middel at the end of the part and clue them together? That would preserve everything as it was before but now it’s twice as long.
No, you can just copy the entire part by clicking at the end and drag it to the right. You then have an exact copy of the part and now you can glue it together if you wish. So now you have a part of 16 seconds. It’s only 2 clicks.
For anyone not familiar with fruity loops can you explain it more clearly or link a YouTube video showing it or something.
It really does sound like you just want to time stretch the sample to me.
As far as I can see from the section at 46 seconds he is indeed using time stretch…see 46:29 and on.
It may just be that the way the FL Time Stretch algorithm works is more suitable for this type of effect than the Cubase ones…or just easier to use for this desired effect.
I tend to agree with Manike and would try with Sampler Track if a simple Time Stretch doesn’t work.
I think people were trying to offer alternatives because you had specifically said it wan’t timestretch. There would be no point in doing this for this use case any other way than sizing applies timestretch.
I think you’re expecting something to happen that is totally impossible. In that video as far as I can see he imports a file and then he makes it longer to fit the space. This is what the method I gave you will do in exactly the same way.
If you stretch a sample to a different length of course the BPM MUST change, it is the laws of physics.
You can’t make a sample that fits BPM longer and still fit the BPM (excepting if you exactly double the length so it plays half time.)