The way you explain things and show how little simple tricks can lead to big results in the DJ sample/mixing game is awesome. As I watched, I found myself thinking that I wish there were an established community that worked through electronic/hip hop music production like this in my city because the amount of creativity that these things can enable is astronomical.
Anyone still wondering if this is available on Android, YES it is. I bought Koala yesterday, upgraded to Samurai 10 mins later as I needed to stretch my 3rd sample. Found this today and unlocked the easter egg. The neural add-in download seemed to lock up but by the time I got back to it and cancelled it had done its stuff. It works.
Being relatively new to the sampling/ beat making world, I have a question, to @elbowMedia Studios and /or all you more seasoned beat producers out there; This is a little off topic from the video subject at hand, so Bear with me-- At what point is it considered uncouth or "not too cool" to sample/record a beat ? In other words, is it ok to use beats "as is" the way they are , for a few measures, or is that considered presumptuous or "thievery?" ( I have samples beats in the same manner I mention above, and I have broken them down into one hit sounds, ie: a bass, a kick, cymbal & HH, and made my own rhythmic patterns .... )
What’s good Hyp!! The art of sampling is to take someone else’s art and make it your own. Make it barely recognizable or not recognizable at all and giving credit to the source. How you decide to manipulate the sample is up to you, your the artist. I hope this helped 🙏🏾👊🏾🙏🏾👊🏾
The moment I found out about it. I told my boy. Grab some more blunts. It’s going to be a long night!
I belive that the Koala guy’s name is Marek Bereza 😊
And that was an insane fast loop setup you just did right there 😳 Very impressive. 👍🏼💪🏼
The way you explain things and show how little simple tricks can lead to big results in the DJ sample/mixing game is awesome. As I watched, I found myself thinking that I wish there were an established community that worked through electronic/hip hop music production like this in my city because the amount of creativity that these things can enable is astronomical.
Was not aware of this feature, thanks for demoing it! Tried it and even if results can be surprising, great tool for sound design
Fine stuff.Yessir!
MY GUY. Thank you for this. Absolutely sensational.
Your welcome Drew! 🙏🏾👊🏾🙏🏾👊🏾
Keep it KRUNK, I like that..... Right on 👍🏼
Thanks for highlighting this feature just recently downloaded koala 👍😎
Anyone still wondering if this is available on Android, YES it is. I bought Koala yesterday, upgraded to Samurai 10 mins later as I needed to stretch my 3rd sample. Found this today and unlocked the easter egg. The neural add-in download seemed to lock up but by the time I got back to it and cancelled it had done its stuff. It works.
It's not 😥
Good God that’s awesome, gotta fire up Koala again
Yo! That's CRAZY!!!
Now most important feature Koala needs is responding to MIDI CC control messages to do automation with like Ribn.
Bomb info Bro! Thank you Sir. 🔥👍
Thanks!
Dope 👏
DOPE..!
freakin good!!!! thanks mate! i just need ableton live sync for android and its the best app ever (joke, allready is :D but this would be neat)
I dont have this when i hold OK button :(
Me neither
If you have the Samuri extension, it’s already there. Choose a sample, Edit | Tools | Split Stems
Being relatively new to the sampling/ beat making world, I have a question, to @elbowMedia Studios and /or all you more seasoned beat producers out there;
This is a little off topic from the video subject at hand, so Bear with me--
At what point is it considered uncouth or "not too cool" to sample/record a beat ?
In other words, is it ok to use beats "as is" the way they are , for a few measures, or is that considered presumptuous or "thievery?"
( I have samples beats in the same manner I mention above, and I have broken them down into one hit sounds, ie: a bass, a kick, cymbal & HH, and made my own rhythmic patterns .... )
What’s good Hyp!! The art of sampling is to take someone else’s art and make it your own. Make it barely recognizable or not recognizable at all and giving credit to the source. How you decide to manipulate the sample is up to you, your the artist. I hope this helped 🙏🏾👊🏾🙏🏾👊🏾
Which iPad would you get? I’m thinking of the new mini
I’ve got the mini and it’s dope! 🙏🏾👊🏾
Check out my review: th-cam.com/video/jXMC2SxiSwk/w-d-xo.html
@@marcuselbow did you get the 64gb or 265gb ? And what all other accessories do you need besides the iPad to make beats? Like cables
What are some other sweet ipad apps ? love thisn
Graphic has a typo…Koala, not Kaola
Damn it! Thanks!! 👊🏾
Just so you know it won’t work for full songs
Cool 👊🏾
@@marcuselbow Wondering if I should invest time into learning Beatmaker 3 or just go with this?
@@WyattLite-n-inn i actually have both. I think its easier on Koala to make beats.
@@logent80 thanks
@@logent80 is it better though?
Why doesn’t this work?
It work for me boss 🤔