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Sonic Chop Sample Ripper

Quickly chop audio samples from Music on your device and save them anywhere on your SDCARD for use in music ap...

$ 0.99

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Quickly chop audio samples from Music on your device and save them anywhere on your SDCARD for use in music applications. Supports MP3 and AAC.

Powerful waveform display for chopping. Pan, Zoom, and fine adjust movements.

Please be aware that currently Sonic Chop is designed to chop very large Music or WAV files. It has not been designed/tested for small WAV files (less than 5-6megs)


BASIC OPERATION: TAP "inside" the selected area to only play the selection. Set the "LOOP" button to loop the selection when it plays. TAP "outside" the selected area to play the song normally.

Use Beat snap to move your chop selection back and forth a beat at a time

Use fine adjust to fine tune your selection. Fine adjust will adjust whatever parameter you moved last (pan, left marker move, right marker move, beat snap)

Loop playback mode to help verify loop cuts.

Quickly find the BPM of your sample with AUTOMATIC and manual BPM detection PLUS Waveform display shows beat lines for easier adjustment of loop / cut markers (once BPM is set). Easily use the beat lines to verify the BPM is accurate and if not, simply readjust!

BPM is saved in the filename of the exported Chopped WAV. The chopped sample is instantly ready for use with Electrum Drum Machine or ReLoop Music Sequencer.

WAV Export to any location on your sdcard - export chopped WAVS to any app - RD3 groovebox, SPC sequencer, Electrum Drum, ReLoop Sequencer, even NanoLoop. Please see each app's help file about what location on the sdcard they can load samples from.

Music to WAV conversion goes fastest on a device with floating point support.

FAST - mostly native code. Waveform display data is cached to sdcard for faster loading next time you chop a WAV.

More features to come soon!

Store rating

3

out of

157 reviews

Size

23.0 MB

Last update

Feb. 3, 2016

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