The Best Way to Organise Your Sample Packs
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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@@MrPickleTits Haha so shady!
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800GB of which 770GB never used and most likely will never use.
never even heard! haha
True man
I would just delete the vast majority of the samples and concentrate on "less is more". Some of the most successful songs and albums were created with much less. Having too many samples is like having too much crap around the house. A human lifetime is not long enough to utilize all of these samples, just auditioning them is a monotonous chore. I keep my sample folders small and streamlined and only keep the stuff I use.
World Traveller Agree with this a lot, it's a lot more useful to go through your new sample pack once and only save ones you know you would use and save in your own personal sample folder. Also I think multipliers method could actually screw you over if you've used the sample your renaming already cause when you reopen the project you used it in your DAW won't be able to find it
yes. I'm currently going through many packs and deleting shit i don't need and trying to organize them better.
Yea making stuff on the go is a way to go
Ty Dortone I actually had this problem then decided tk start saving all projects in it own containing project folder. In most daws there is feature to gather all used samples. For fl studio its a zipped file. More newer daws use there own file type like ableton and bitwig or presonus studio one.
Horrible to understand with edits
you're trying too hard to be quirky. it's distracting.
Totally.
No it's not
It’s not authentic , def distracting
Too much tiktok hahaha
Does changing the sample WAV files or the folder names cause any issues with existing Ableton Live Sets?? I.e. will it show sample is missing & we'd have to relocate it?
Yes
I do wish Ableton had a metatag feature so that you could add relevant tags and then search or sort by those, rather than making long, clunky filenames.
True I can't find any reason why the f*** they don't give us this feature...
4 Years in the future and we've got the color tagging system now. Definitely good but only a limited number of colors unfortunately.
they do now! :P only took em another 5 years haha
or just make a folder called "vocals" and move all vocal packs to that folder.. (and so one) like i do :)
The more you put it in one folder the more you have to scan. For example which one is easier: when you open your closet and you see 42 neckties, or when you see 2? In my case, I don't need ties nor a hairbrush incidentally but thought you might.
@@dawin6710 Humm, ok I guess
@@miguelmoreira5248 You see, if your goal were to catch a fish then fishing in a barrel full of fish would be a good idea. But when looking for the best/most suitable sample, your goal is to catch the best fish. In that case fishing in a barrel full of fish is a nightmare.
@Miguel Moreira I agree. Prob the easiest
The problem with this, as you will soon find out, is that by batch renaming, your other songs won't find the original files. No no no. This is NOT a good solution. I think...a better solution is DCP.
If on Ableton collect all and save before renaming anything and u wont have that issue
As someone else has said 'collect all and save'. i have just gone through my projects folders and completed collect all and save on the sets i want to keep in preparation of reorganising my sample folder. this will save all the sets samples into its project folder so you csn then rename/move your sample folder without any impact on the samples in your sets. no issue at all. sometimes its a good idea to read the user guide.
What does DCP stand for?
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Acdfent plus way of talking is to hard for me as a german, although my english is pretty good. But he looks professional and nice guy!
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4 years later and 2 months of organizing 80GB/1 TB so far and then I find this...guess I won't be taking forever to do this!!! Ur a life saver bro
another good one is to sort them into folders with themes. like a hardstyle folder, a dubstep folder, a blues folder, a vocals folder etc.
EXACTLY. That's perfect.
TLDW: tag and use search
The best takeaway from this was "always jazz-hand with caution"
I just tried (on a mac) selecting a bunch of files, right clicking "rename x files" and it worked!
ADSR Sample Manager that's all you need...
will this work with samples from anywhere? I presume so....but could be wrong if its deliberately designed to only work with samples from adsrsounds.com?
@@MrDanielh3410 Yes, it works with every audio files, cool software. I use it daily (love their random feature so I'm expecting happy accident)
I'm not sure if windows has it but on a mac batch renaming is built into the OS. When you hi light multiple folders or files and select rename it automatically opens.
Its so imported to sort your Wavs... I use Folders, where i put all stuff into it: Like Folders for One Shots (Keys, Pads, Strings, Rise............ Same for Drum Stuff... like DR (for Drum) and then Hihat Closed, DR Hihat Open, DR Hihat, DR Toms, DR Snares, DR Rims............................ and the same for Loops... Loops DRUM, Loops PERC, Loops Melodies.... Vocal Chops, Vocal Phrases, ... It took me maybe 2 Days for all my stuff, but it is now so easy to find my stuff
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Even if dude could live 200 years, he could never use 500GB of samples.😑
I just tried (on a mac) selecting a bunch of files, right clicking "rename x files" and it worked!
That's right it works. Sometimes the best tools are the ones you already possess. Thanks.
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Who makes the rename it software? I would like to download it but am seeing various results. Can you provide a link?
Mac iOS has a really good batch rename function. You can replace text, insert text, batch number files from 0 to whatever, etc. I swear by it.
I bet this is a great video. But the editing makes it unwatchable. Sorry dude
I thought organize was spelled wrong then I googled it to make sure and I guess thats how they spell it in the UK with a s
Man, you on druuugs ?
I feel like I'm on drugs now tho.
good tips "Always jazz hands with caution"
Yall sleeping on alias folders!
Go through all of my samples?? Are you insane?? Lol just kidding. Great idea!
love the humour, lolls,
thanks for the vid
very useful
What CHAIR you use ??
You are strange!!!
Terrible
Painful
this method doesn't really work for certain DAWs like FL studio, whose search function is practically unusable - it doesn't list all the folders, instead just takes you to the first file that has the search term in it, then you have to cycle through all the different items one by one without being able to see the whole list. So instead of searching I just organize my samples folder into broad categories like "Vocals", "Drums", etc which contains *all* the relevant files. It's far from ideal, mainly because I have to do so much organization, having to dissect every sample pack and drop every individual file and folder into its category (furthermore certain samples could fit multiple categories), but there's not much of an alternative it seems... they really need to improve the search function for FL studio.
That Rename It app was something I was looking for. You're the best! Thanks a lot!
@@ichbinsjosef9216 you can’t add text to 50 files in OS if you just right click and click on rename. If you use rename it you can drag and drop files from different folders and add a label to all the files at once.
@@ichbinsjosef9216 You're welcome. :)
@@franzkanobeats6978 @BENTANG
If you are on windows instal powertoys from Microsoft website, it has power rename. I can't describe how powerful it is in manipulating thousands of files at once
whats another software like renameit for windows?
hey! i use "Bulk Rename Utility" saves my ass when i make my sample packs.
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nice !