sampling movies

[osky]

STEP 1: google for "youtube converter"

STEP 2: follow instructions

STEP 3: search youtube for movie clips etc

STEP 4: download it and follow instructions on how to make it into mp3.

STEP 5: open it and edit the mp3 file with whatever software ur using

[babylonjunkies]

use audio hijack. i just sampled demolition man for a tune im working on

[psychological]

thanks for all the help everyone, i hope this thread helps others too!

i've found the easiest thing for me to do is to use sound recorder to record whatever i want. then i use a file converter to convert the file to wav and use it in recycle, and go from there! easy as pie.

[silentk]

this is great for extracting audio from movie clips on our computer, just select the clip, select a time range and audio format, and select a time range, great little (free) utility

[cold blow]

thanks for all the help i'm currently trying audacity. i've used it before to mix two songs together like a year ago, but never used it again.

also...
i've sampled just regular music files in a couple of my tunes, and in one of my tunes in particular the sample sounds sooooooooo off...
BUT, if i increase the speed of the sample so that it matches beat, the pitch of the voice in the sample is all f*cked...

is there any way around that? sorry i'm still sorta new ><

you need a program that will do "timestretching" to get good results. logic ableton or proppellorheads 'record'

[dj.ik]

In Cubase you can go to file > import > audio file from video


It might seem like a mission to start using Cubase just for this feature, but Reason rewires into into it, so its a good platform to expand your production options too..