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[usrfriendly]

When I came here to post this thread about beatslicing, i realized what i did wrong.  I'll detail all of the steps to spare beginners this misery.

Step 1:  find a drum loop (or use the one attached to this post)
Step 2:  under the samples directory, load the drum loop
Step 3:  Select the whole loop, and increase the volume 500%
Step 4:  Simply, select each drum sound in the loop independently, then cut and paste into each instrument channel.

i'll go into specifics later, it's midnight here. happy tracking!

[pailes]

Even if it's solved already, it might help others as well.

[usrfriendly]

well, i had a problem with beatslicing in Milky Tracker.  I figured i'd post a thread here about it, but i realized what i was doing wrong right after the post.  If you want, i could post the details of what i did.

[grimmeld]

That's exactly what he was talking about

[usrfriendly]

sorry, sleep-deprived... i'll rebuild the OP.

[raina]

When you want to toy with a loop sample while retaining it intact, the 9xx command can be used trigger a sample in different positions. Its usefulness is a little limited when it comes to extremely high or low quality samples but otherwise, that's what I use.

[usrfriendly]

completely missed the sample offset.  didn't read the documentation thoroughly.