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Overview of Samplers
Author: David Doms
Lesson description
Learn about single-sample and multi-sample programs with Berklee College of Music faculty member David Doms. Explore how you can play samples at a constant pitch (useful for drum loops) or use pitch-shifting techniques to manipulate their sound. You'll also see how samplers can emulate real-world instruments, such as drum kits, pianos, winds, brass, etc.
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Related Berklee Music Online Courses
BMPR-160 Sampling and Audio Production
Explore the art of sampling and audio production, and learn Berklee's approach to recording, editing, and programming using the software samplers provided in Reason.
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