Larry begins by briefly discussing what's going to be covered in the lesson before moving on to prepare the chosen sample by pitching it and speeding it up a bit. Then it's brought into Quick Sampler, where you'll see how to chop it up using beat divisions and make it monophonic. Larry also demonstrates how to remove velocity sensitivity and make use of the Gate Mode, which lets us control the length of each slide.

Next, you'll explore another method by manually chopping the sample instead of using beat divisions and learn why one method may work better than another for different situations. Larry continues to build things out by layering in a MIDI bass using a Logic 808 preset for extra low-end power.

There's more to come as well, including creating a beat from the sample with a Logic preset called Crate Digger, layering in a 16th-note hi-hat track with Drummer (and experimenting with moving it off-grid a bit to enhance the groove), replacing the basic MIDI drums with a chopped-up drum loop, adjusting the tempo of the beat for increased energy, and more.

You can do a lot more with Logic Pro's sampling tools than you might think, and this Logic Pro production video course shows you everything you need to know to create your own beat quickly and have fun doing it. Check out the individual Logic Pro video tutorial descriptions for more information and to get some other ideas about how you can make use of these ideas in your own productions. Tap into the power of Logic Pro's sampling power... Watch "Logic Pro: Flipping a Sample Explained®" today!

What You Will Learn:
-Prepping a sample before loading it into Quick Sampler
-Two methods for chopping a sample in Quick Sampler: beat division and manual
-Layering in additional sounds, such as bass and drums, to fill out the beat
-How to make a sample monophonic, remove velocity sensitivity, and other useful concepts
-And more!

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