I have a bunch of .wav files containing 8-16 one shot hits of drums. I’ve recorded them in a way that DT slice grid recognizes them instantly (meaning there’s clear and consistent intervals between the one shots so that transients are recognized easily). Now I want to split these into .wav files that contain one one shot each. What’s the fastest way to do that? Is there a software dedicated for that kind of stuff?
I was thinking about doing this manually in Ableton, but am wondering whether there might be something faster and more reliable. Sadly, Simpler’s slice mode can’t do that afaik and is only meant for playing the sample but not for splitting the actual .wav file.
Your Bento, doesn’t it resample sequences? If yes, you can put each slice into a sequence and resample the latter. Perhaps switch off the compressor before resampling. Not totally convenient but it should work.
People in the thread or Brian himself will usually support questions or entertain reasonable feature requests. It’s worth checking out if anyone else hasn’t popped in there before.
. Digi Chain sounds like the first thing to check out!
