Hello , i have a few questions :
1 - Where can i ad more samples and loops,i mean where is the samples folder in Ableton Live 8.2.2
2 - If we have the full version WA..Z version of Magix samplitude 2013 can we download Sound Packs,Vst instruments and effects directly from the software without beeing "Caught" ?
3 - What does "P" and "LP" stands for in music !
Thanks and a great day !

 

DJ Radu
I'm positive that I already answered your question about EP vs. LP in the last thread you started. Am I going to have to answer it every few days or is it possible for you to read what I already wrote?

My previous response directly from your "how to change the tempo/bpm of an mp3" thread:
An LP is a full album while an EP has only a few songs so basically an EP is between a single and a full album. Next time don't be lazy because in the time you typed that you could have already gotten your answer had you looked it up. GIYF (Google Is Your Friend)

 

THANK YOU VERRY MUCH !

THANK YOU,I AM SORRY I FORGOT I ALREADY ASKE'D THAT,SORRY AGAIN AND FOR MY BAD ENGLISH TOO !

 

Not a problem, not everyone speaks English as a primary language. I hope the information helped you out. Have a good one.

 

LP = long play, EP = extended play

 

Single = 1 song, EP extended play, 3/4 songs, LP Album 9+ songs

I think EP's came about from groups doing demos for record companies but they were then released also.

 

SirSillySausage
I like your new signature.

 

Wow ...passion and music what a fantastic combination : )

 

yep, been getting a bit warm in here over the past few weeks

 

It's all part of the process. It's already been ingested so just sit back, relax and let the catalyst do it's work.

 

Now another question,how do i ad my own samples & loops to Fl Studio 10,i have now learned about Ableton Live 8.2.2 i mean where to put them ? Thank you !

 

You can just drag them into the track list or the playlist from your browser. I suggest you take a look at the manual because it can get you started with using the program.

 

Fun history:

LP record

Code:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LP_record

Extended play

Code:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_play

If you hear people talk about seven inch (7"), ten inch (10"), twelve inch (12") als these terms refer to vinyl (or before that shellac) record formats.

Code:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gramophone_record

Or terms like '33 1/3', '45' those terms refer to the speed at which records were played. Before that you had 78s (sometimes people just call them 'Shellacs', because that's what they were made from. If you drop them they break into pieces). These were played at 78 rpm (revolutions per minute).

Even Shellacs archeology:

Code:

http://grahamdunningreagarden.wordpress.com/2010/06/17/pieces-of-broken-shellac-records/

LP could also mean 'Low Pass filter'. P could mean 'Pitch'. Depends on the context.

 

Thank you for your help ! I ask this questions cause i am new in the beautifull world of music production,remixing and dj'ing,i am a d.i.y. audio passionate for many years now and that helps on the hardware part,no only diy audio but electronics to.My school qualification is as Computer Technician (Both on Hard and soft) but in Romania with so many corruption if you do not know people or have money you rarelly can work in your domain...thats why i work in a factory ! I want to learn as much as i can about producing,remixing and dj'ing music so as a beginner i might anger you sometimes ! I am sorry !



I use to keep them in the collected forum in Fl Studio,is there ok ?

 

Sure anyplace with easy access is perfect.

 

Since this thread i opened is a general questions one,i want to ask about MIDI files not MIDI as hardware and the difference between MIDI and AUDIO files,i have read on wiki butits to much information to swallow at once maybe some quick but straight answeres will do it.....can we convert audio ,mp3,wav,ogg,etc., to MIDI ? Thank you !

How does someone can create an Ableton Live 8 or 9 Pack ?

 

Not a problem. Coincidentally I have worked in database/networking administration, programming, etc. myself. I want to learn all I can about music because it's the only thing that's keeping me from completely losing my mind. And there's nothing to be sorry about friend, questions are a sign that your mind is working. I always say you never know where a question might lead you.

To answer your MIDI question: MIDI is basically note and timing information but no audio. It tells a synthesizer which notes to play back. I believe Ableton has some new facilities in version 9 where you can convert audio to midi but it's not perfect so you may have to tweak the results. I'm not currently using Live so I haven't experimented with this feature. Here's a video to answer your Ableton Live Packs question:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOgU-eyHCH0

Oh and maybe you would appreciate this part of our forums that I started a little while ago. You'll find plenty of videos that will help you get started in music production and there are tutorials on music theory, mixing, mastering, plug-ins, etc. with more being added all the time. I really think that they could be invaluable to you on your journey: AudioSex Academy

 

Catalyst Thank you sow much you and the other colegues have been very nice,THANK YOU! On the other hand beein an audio DIY fellow an building amplifiers and speaker enclosurers (i don't do it anymore) helps me allot in understandin acoustic and audio enineering stuf in music production !

 

Not a problem my friend, glad we could help. It's really cool that you used to build amplifiers and speaker enclosures, that certainly is a useful skill to have.