The majority of high-quality samples are already pre-processed. Further processing would only be needed if you needed the samples to "fit" more in the mix.
i watched this video 2 days ago and have since been going threw setting and googling where to find the settings used in this video - ......... until i just came back and read this - PLEASE NOTE: A beta version of Loopcloud was used in this video, some features may not appear or appear visually different from those of the currently available released version. smh , silly me lol - any idea when this version might be released sir
@@loopmasters-jack431 to be able to download and pull all the samples out individually all at once - these days i can download all at once but i have to solo each one and pull them out one at a time
@@slpcyc5208 It does more than just organize it, but Cameron is talking about the app of Loopcloud, which I am saying XO is much better at, especially if you have a massive pre-existing sample library or don't want to be a part of the Loopcloud eco system. No question that the monthly fee for Loopcloud or Splice (which is better), just for samples might be worth it or not on it's own.
@@slpcyc5208 If you want something that truly just organaizes samples, you might look at Sononym which uses AI to help determine your samples key, tempo, style, etc.... that really just organizes them very very well.
Awesome! More video with this man.
Thanks - more with Venus Theory are on the way soon!
This one is the best video that I had seen from Loopcloud. Thank you very much.
Love Venus Theory's stuff. More please! 😀
Awesome! I know Cameron from his Mixcraft tutorials 😎👍
Great inspiration! Thanks.
Do you feel we have to do further processing on loopcloud loops and hits like parellel compression etc, or are they good to go...?
The majority of high-quality samples are already pre-processed. Further processing would only be needed if you needed the samples to "fit" more in the mix.
You may add your own style of sound to it (special wave processing, lofi, vinyl/console/tape/saturation) and a bit of mastering (limiter).
Very good
i watched this video 2 days ago and have since been going threw setting and googling where to find the settings used in this video - ......... until i just came back and read this - PLEASE NOTE: A beta version of Loopcloud was used in this video, some features may not appear or appear visually different from those of the currently available released version. smh , silly me lol - any idea when this version might be released sir
Soon! But most features in this video are already up and running, were there any in particular you wanted to learn more about?
@@loopmasters-jack431 to be able to download and pull all the samples out individually all at once - these days i can download all at once but i have to solo each one and pull them out one at a time
@@4daCypher Hold Alt/Option and drag using the processed or original buttons to export all tracks as separate files!
@@loopmasters-jack431 wow- thats whats up - appreciate the info :)
any way to get the beta?
XO does the same thing, and you don't have to pay for it every month.
What’s XO?
@@mattdanner9472 a VST.
You pay every month for Loopcloud for access to a library of samples. XO is just a plugin that organizes your existing sample library.
@@slpcyc5208 It does more than just organize it, but Cameron is talking about the app of Loopcloud, which I am saying XO is much better at, especially if you have a massive pre-existing sample library or don't want to be a part of the Loopcloud eco system. No question that the monthly fee for Loopcloud or Splice (which is better), just for samples might be worth it or not on it's own.
@@slpcyc5208 If you want something that truly just organaizes samples, you might look at Sononym which uses AI to help determine your samples key, tempo, style, etc.... that really just organizes them very very well.