The options shown in the image below (Dull auto-slicing, Medium auto-slicing, etc.) will give you more or less aggressive results with your slices. this is an area you may have to play around with to get the best results for your loop. Creating Slices in Slicex (Medium Auto-Slicing) Sometimes your loop can already have the slices built-in, but if not, step three below will show how to add slices in Slicex: Drag your loop into Slicex to get started sampling. Simply drag your loop into Slicex to get started. (2) Select Slicex (wherever you have it organized!) Adding Your Loop Into Slicex for Sampling Right-click on any sound from your Channel Rack, and select Slicex, like shown in the image: (1) Right click on your sound, and hover over insert. If you haven’t organized your plugins at all, then the image below will show you how to open up Slicex. Let’s look at some images which break down Slicex a bit further, as you’ll enjoy sampling a lot better! Opening Up Slicex It’s literally a matter of grabbing a drum loop or a recording you’ve made yourself, dragging it into Slicex’s editor, selecting “Medium auto-slicing”, and creating a melody from those slices into your own pattern. Once you discover how easy Slicex is to use, you’ll see how easy sampling becomes in FL Studio.
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