How To Use MK Slicer in Reaper

How To Use MK Slicer in Reaper
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Video Flow

0:00 Intro Sample Of Beat
1:09- How to Set Up And Install MK Slicer
2:17 - How To Add Tool or Short Cut Key
3:27 - Walk Through Of MK Slicer
12:59 - Transient Slicing in MK Slicer
17:48 - Midi Modes in MK Slicer
25:05 - Making A Beat Using MK Slicer
28:00 - Full Beat
29:43 - Outro

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[ocean]

We're living in the golden age of Reaper. Different Reaper Youtubers keep coming up with cool stuff almost every month. Let's be grateful and support all these youtubers and the script developers!

[MS-]

Thanks for the video. Reaper explored for the beat making process is much needed and, glad you are doing all this great content highlighting just how powerful Reaper truly is. (I'm hopping the MK Stutter script gets an update too at some point).

[Res]

Thanks so much for making this video. There are a few videos on this extension but none like yours with an explanation. Thank you so much for doing this video. You've made things so much clearer.

[ComatoseMN]

Man... There is so many cool user created extensions and plugins in Reaper. What other DAW lets people have this much control of it? I absolutely love this DAW. I think about 45 seconds into your video, I was like, "Yuh... I need this...", and I got MK Slicer. Great video, man! You got a Sub from me.

>M<

[nectariosm]

Great tutorial!

I think its worth mentioning that the low cut/high cut filter settings are not actually changing the wavefile @13:24 but they are there as part of the detector circuit.
So for example, if you have a full drum kit but you want to use only the hats as a guide for transients/slices, then you filter out the kick, toms and snare drum using the high pass filter (the waveform will change accordingly to reflect what the detector actually "sees/hears") and then MKSlicer will add slice markers based on what you have't filtered out, i.e. the top end/hats.

I know you didn't mean it will actually EQ the wavefile, just wanted to add this comment to avoid someone thinking it will actually EQ the wavefile and skip on using it as it is a very handy tool inside MK Slicer.

Also being an Ableton user, I wish there was a "copy to siblings" parameter for RS5k, so if for example you've sliced a drum beat to 32 slices (32 instances of RS5k) and you wanted to change a parameter on one RS5k instance, it would copy to the rest of the 31 instances of that channel, automatically. If anyone that reads this comment, knows a way around this, it would be great to know.

Still MK Slicer is absolutely brilliant tool for Reaper users and v3.02 adds so much cool stuff.

[gustavokoshikumo]

This is goldennnn ! I´ve been looking for a long time for something like this in Reaper, thanks XELOHH and thanks Maxim!

[afreezaphorogiancossack]

Whoah you are awesome! Thanks so much!!!! There was a time when I was all about slicing and I tried a number of different programs for it. You may not remember but ConcreteFX made a VSTI called Microdicer, it strongly resembled the actual slicer itself and had a lot of the same features. One thing it sorely lacked was zero crossings, IIRC. But I used to use it in the same way as you're doing here, if not as well. And it could export all the slices all mapped to notes, but this is def improved over that. And Liveslice really rocks although it's pretty old now. But it was way ahead of the game back in the day. It let you take a sample, slice it up either by meter or w autoslice, then used those slice points as a template that you could run live audio through, refreshing every bar. And then it let you make several templates and map them to MIDI notes. So it was pretty deep, but lacked some of the finesse that I can see this one has. Anyway, excellent video, thanks again.

[deltavistastudio]

I needed a review, as I've had MKS for a while, but needed a review. Very helpful XELOOH. Thanks. :^)

[nicolasnicolas]

Bro, every time I search for a Reaper tutorial, you have just the one I need, you make some awesome videos Bro! Thanks! ;D

[jennisonb]

Wow, I didn't know MK Slicer was so powerful. Thanks for the really great video that explains so much of what it can do and how to use it.

[BEATSBYCEASIDE]

New sub from this vid alone. From one beat maker to another, your vids are gold man! Thanks for the hard work!

[justjoshp]

i am so glad i found this, i been looking for a good free sampler forever now (good thing i use reaper lol) i tried using big fish audio momentum a few times but i didn't like it. love how there is such an easy way to just slice and play out the sample. thank you so much for this video!

[handfp]

Excellent video. Many thanks. I had no idea MKSlicer was so powerful!!!

[DjK-Pone]

This is so usefull for me since im staring doing beats! Great teacher!

[stokes]

this is so sick, i really appreciate you breakin this down.. the pitch detect is awesome!

[Enatural_]

Damn! The detecting the note function is similar to S1’s chord track thing. This script is really powerful

[michaelj.anderson]

This is a great video. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this video. I appreciate you.

[marceloribeirosimoes]

AFAIK, we can "apply the groove" from any (vinyl) beat to our project now. Right?
This is really, really cool!

[daviHuggMonster]

oh...that is some cool tool. Not sure if I had installed it but will do. As I play with a lot of samples this tool will help a lot.

[colinrobichaud]

X.E.L. you are the THANK YOU MY FREIND you have no idea what you have done for me by making this video with that Midi break down and functions at the end im working on a game changer project im sure you would definitely be surprised and was struggling with the final touches and you showed me the way il forever be grateful for you brother id love to tell you about my work some time