4 WAYS TO SAMPLE IN LOGIC FOR BEGINNERS (STOCK PLUGINS) | Logic Pro X (10.5) Sampling Tutorial

In this video i will show you 4 ways to sample an audio file in LOGIC PRO X (10.5 Update). I will carefully walk you through the Flex-Time Tool, Quick Sampler, Reverse, and Serato Sample. I also provided free download links for anyone who wants to follow along but do not have the proper resources.

Timestaps:
INTRO - 00:00
How To Make A Loop - 00:55
How To Chop A Sample - 06:02
How To Reverse A Sample - 09:30
How To Use "Serato Sampler" - 10:18

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[thalesmendes]

simple, direct and perfect, I know how to sample in logic but your video still managed to improve my skills

[danmundy]

Best tutorial for sampling I've seen - I've seen at least 50 😂

[igwandadarius]

You my friend just instantly gained a subscriber in me. I'm fairly new to music production, and when I often come across videos on how to sample in Logic, people often show what they do and not why- not to mention that most sample tutorials only address sample chopping. So thank you for showing other creative techniques.

[Eyekno]

dont ever delete this vid ive had to come back throughout the years since i use an older version of logic pro x hahah thank u

[MrLevi]

I’m a budding reggae producer and I’ve gotten so much from this tutorial. Love your energy bro...thanks for sharing your knowledge. One love!

[thomasneeson]

One thing I like to do after I chop out the loop and figure out the BPM is add it to my loop library, that way I can use it in later projects if I want, and if I'm mashing up songs with different BPMs, having them in the loop library allows them all to sync to whatever I've got the project tempo set to.

[PseudoAoko]

let me tell you something, this has to be the most useful and helpful video I have seen as a complete beginner in music production and I mean.. a babyyy in production. Thank you so

[potassiumlover]

Thank you for not adding any corny shit like other tutorials would, much love and success to you man

[teedogg]

Not only did he help, but Lowkey sold me on Serato Sample.

[Rio-uvgs]

Ok I'm part of the family..thx bredren. Your style of teaching is my 👍🏾..right to the point, simple, and focused.

[tyronedixon]

Braaaa! This tutorial just popped up in my feed. I watched it and actually took notes and went along with it. Very helpful!! Thanks man!

[YunirLanga]

You don´t know how thankful I am cause of your Tutorial god bless you🙏🙏🙏

[Archipelagance]

I'm only halfway through watching and you've already solved about 10 of my questions. Thank you of saving me having to watch at least 10 more how-to videos.

[amijdiop]

this person realllly explained this well 4 me, thank u thank u thank

[stancedsk]

I don't normally comment on anything but bro that video was so simple and easy to understand, earned a sub !

[christianvotion]

Bro thank you this is the best video I’ve seen! Straight to the point and actual useful tips!

[DJ_Rain_]

First person I’ve seen in a year that actually zooms in so you can see wth you’re clicking good job!!

[IncursionYT]

Sick video, would recommend keeping the audio consistent tho and not switch between your camera mic and actual mic

[sportinjohn]

Bruh, you're like a Mad Scientist with this!!

[dimitermusic]

Hahahh “I killed that”. Yes you did, sir! Thank you for the awesome video!