ReSlice does the job for me. I couldn’t figure out how to import samples into ReSlice as an Auv3 until I saw your video. I was looking for the refund button because I thought it was a waste but now I see the copy paste from AudioShare. I use the MPC One and MPK Mini with AUM and each synth or sampler routed to a specific channel to trigger them separately. So the ReSlice is something I would use VERY often since I have a ton of loops and samples but I like to build a groove by triggering each slice different way then i build the song around that. Thanks for the video and saving my workflow and money! Already a subscriber from before.
Thank you for this video. I use Nanostudio 2 for music having moved from its first iteration, and was disappointed to learn that NS2 didn’t have a slicer and that I’d need to find a 3rd party AUV3 to handle it. I previously opted for ReSlice but find it clunky and unintuitive (as you yourself mentioned). Thanks to your video, I learned about Segments which I prefer. Beathawk seems cool too. Either way, thanks for helpful information.
What I like with Beathawk is that you can do some time stretching so that when you play the sampler it’s not changing the speed in higher pitch And that for me is very important if you want to make some choir with your voice .I tried to do that with Segment but I could not do it .
Yes the time stretching in Beathawk is pretty good :) Time stretching in segments not so much :/ Personally if I'm going to be layering vocals I'd do that in Cubasis but that's just my workflow, never really been a fan of the mpc style workflow :)
@@allieboy181 Yes there's one extra step to make it not do that which uses time stretching and most developers don't want to deal with that for smaller apps. I've emailed literally every app dev and no one wants to implement it.
17:07 hey I was thinking about getting some 4pocket plug ins even this one ☝️ but can you split the drums on the one shot drum pads? I saw it done on a video with EG Pulse but can Chameleon do it too? I just wanna make all my drums from the mini sampler keys to go on different mixing tracks. It would help for the information. Thanks 🙏
Chameleon allows you to place any sample on any key and you can even do round robins i.e. place multiple samples that trigger randomly or based on velocity on a single key.
Would you say Segments your favorite at splicing/chopping samples, and if you use it more than chomplr? Or if you rather have a different one that you use more than these two
Thanks so much! Trying out this new schedule of videos every wed and fri, holy smokes is it long hours but it will be worth it when we have a huge community of mobile producers helping to move the industry forward.
You should be able to tap in the audio area and resize the audio area to any part of the keyboard. In the video we had our audio area cover the entire keyboard.
Can anyone help point me towards an iOS sampler that 1) Shows filenames on the pads AND 2) Works with Bluetooth controllers like Birdkid's Offgrid. Thanks!
Hey Sean, any ipad and ipad music app works with any class compliant midi controller including bluetooth controllers, however bluetooth is generally not recommend for music production since there's usually always a latency issue but it's getting better. As far as displaying filenames the only drum app I know of that lets you change the name of pads is Digistix 2.
@@MobileMusicPro 💪🏾. Thanks!! I’m trying to make the switch. It’s been difficult. 😂. I like segments but I can’t sample directly into it (I’m trying not to have to save my sample, name it, open it, then have to delete it). Seems like Chamelon might be the way. 🤔
Oh that's awesome, we just use it mostly as an instrument sampler to create instruments out of our one shots as all our latest packs support presets for it :)
@@scottm8914 There's a pretty glaring feature that is missing from Nanostudio 2 which is the ability to work with audio files but again this may or may not affect your workflow.
Any of these samplers support pitch bend range of 12 or higher? I am more interested in sliding and gliding (using ROLI keyboard or Geoshred) of notes like MPE style (if not true MPE)
Gadget does not support Auv3 apps unfortunately so no Gadget only works with its own self contained plugins. However you can always route Gadget into Cubasis via audiobus and Cubasis does support Auv3 plugins.
Unfortunately Android does not support the AUv3 standard which was created by apple. Which means there are very very limited music production apps available on android. Apple's iOS music production ecosystem is roughly 10 years ahead of Android and I don't see Android catching up anytime soon as google simply doesn't care about music production on Android :/
ReSlice does the job for me. I couldn’t figure out how to import samples into ReSlice as an Auv3 until I saw your video. I was looking for the refund button because I thought it was a waste but now I see the copy paste from AudioShare. I use the MPC One and MPK Mini with AUM and each synth or sampler routed to a specific channel to trigger them separately. So the ReSlice is something I would use VERY often since I have a ton of loops and samples but I like to build a groove by triggering each slice different way then i build the song around that. Thanks for the video and saving my workflow and money! Already a subscriber from before.
Very nice Rafsan! Glad to hear we could help :)
Thank you for this video. I use Nanostudio 2 for music having moved from its first iteration, and was disappointed to learn that NS2 didn’t have a slicer and that I’d need to find a 3rd party AUV3 to handle it. I previously opted for ReSlice but find it clunky and unintuitive (as you yourself mentioned). Thanks to your video, I learned about Segments which I prefer. Beathawk seems cool too. Either way, thanks for helpful information.
Segments and Koala are the best slicers on iOS for sure :)
What I like with Beathawk is that you can do some time stretching so that when you play the sampler it’s not changing the speed in higher pitch
And that for me is very important if you want to make some choir with your voice .I tried to do that with Segment but I could not do it .
Yes the time stretching in Beathawk is pretty good :) Time stretching in segments not so much :/ Personally if I'm going to be layering vocals I'd do that in Cubasis but that's just my workflow, never really been a fan of the mpc style workflow :)
Are there any keyboard samplers that that let play one shots accord keys without slowing or speeding up the sample? Seems like every app does this
There are currently none on iOS. However Logic Pro is coming out on the 23rd and its sampler absolutely can do that.
@@MobileMusicPro interesting, is there a reason why every keyboard sampler makes your sample slow/high in pitch when going up an down the keyboard?
@@allieboy181 Yes there's one extra step to make it not do that which uses time stretching and most developers don't want to deal with that for smaller apps. I've emailed literally every app dev and no one wants to implement it.
@@MobileMusicPro how about Cubasis 3. I would switch over to cubasis just for that
17:07 hey I was thinking about getting some 4pocket plug ins even this one ☝️ but can you split the drums on the one shot drum pads? I saw it done on a video with EG Pulse but can Chameleon do it too? I just wanna make all my drums from the mini sampler keys to go on different mixing tracks. It would help for the information. Thanks 🙏
Chameleon allows you to place any sample on any key and you can even do round robins i.e. place multiple samples that trigger randomly or based on velocity on a single key.
@@MobileMusicProthanks. How do you make them into all separate mixer outputs?
@@spicetbedhead Apologies, didn't realize you were asking about multi-out support. Unfortunately it doesn't look like the app supports this.
@@MobileMusicPro lol it’s fine! I guess EG Pulse does!
Would you say Segments your favorite at splicing/chopping samples, and if you use it more than chomplr? Or if you rather have a different one that you use more than these two
Segments and Koala are the best samplers to chop up in my opinion.
is there any way to preview the sample before importing it to the app? In your video I can hear the sample after it have been loaded.
You can preview samples in the media bay inside cubasis or in 3rd party file apps like sample crate.
@@MobileMusicPro I wish this feature were built in the app. Appreciate your answer though
@@abolit Which app were you referring to specifically?
Is there a sampler that works like Halion ?
I would like one where I can import samples onto each key/note on a visual keyboard.
The Mini Sampler inside Cubasis 3 allows you to do this, we have a video on it here th-cam.com/video/iES0SRwFwno/w-d-xo.html
Useful video, i like your channel, keep grinding
Thanks so much! Trying out this new schedule of videos every wed and fri, holy smokes is it long hours but it will be worth it when we have a huge community of mobile producers helping to move the industry forward.
Thanks for the video. Just one question, how do u assign specific midi notes to each slice in Reslice?
You should be able to tap in the audio area and resize the audio area to any part of the keyboard. In the video we had our audio area cover the entire keyboard.
Can anyone help point me towards an iOS sampler that 1) Shows filenames on the pads AND 2) Works with Bluetooth controllers like Birdkid's Offgrid. Thanks!
Hey Sean, any ipad and ipad music app works with any class compliant midi controller including bluetooth controllers, however bluetooth is generally not recommend for music production since there's usually always a latency issue but it's getting better. As far as displaying filenames the only drum app I know of that lets you change the name of pads is Digistix 2.
Nice presentation of these samplers!
Can you sample sounds from an audio interface directly into Chameleon? 🤔🤔
Absolutely!
@@MobileMusicPro 💪🏾. Thanks!! I’m trying to make the switch. It’s been difficult. 😂. I like segments but I can’t sample directly into it (I’m trying not to have to save my sample, name it, open it, then have to delete it). Seems like Chamelon might be the way. 🤔
With Chamaeleon can you chop up the sample, if you can you didn't show it.
Oh that's awesome, we just use it mostly as an instrument sampler to create instruments out of our one shots as all our latest packs support presets for it :)
Is cubasis way better then nanostudio 2? Would love your thoughts on this
It all depends on your workflow, no DAW is better than the next.
@@MobileMusicPro thank you for the response. Is anything "missing" from one or the other though?
@@scottm8914 There's a pretty glaring feature that is missing from Nanostudio 2 which is the ability to work with audio files but again this may or may not affect your workflow.
@@scottm8914 Nanostudio's synth alone is worth the price of the app
Any of these samplers support pitch bend range of 12 or higher? I am more interested in sliding and gliding (using ROLI keyboard or Geoshred) of notes like MPE style (if not true MPE)
Actually most of them should, for sure Audiolayer does.
@@MobileMusicPro Thanks.. I just tried Chameleon... Not impressed.. Possible for you to try audiolayer glide feature before I buy it?
@@sujoybose77 We have a video called how to slide 808s, audiolayer was used there :)
Do these work with korg nanopad2?
Gadget does not support Auv3 apps unfortunately so no Gadget only works with its own self contained plugins. However you can always route Gadget into Cubasis via audiobus and Cubasis does support Auv3 plugins.
The only full blown sampler that I can think of is audiolayer ..as it’s multilayer ...
I realize it's kind of randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to watch new series online?
@George Kingsley Lately I have been using flixzone. Just google for it =)
@George Kingsley I use flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
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How do I get these on Android?
Unfortunately Android does not support the AUv3 standard which was created by apple. Which means there are very very limited music production apps available on android. Apple's iOS music production ecosystem is roughly 10 years ahead of Android and I don't see Android catching up anytime soon as google simply doesn't care about music production on Android :/
Hey guys, where doe Koala go on this list?
At the time of making this video Koala did not support AUv3 otherwise it certainly would have been on this list.