Sampling

u can also try to put the sample in the fruity slicer and slice it to the beat. u might wanna make sure it has 16 beats depending on what tempo u got ur beat at but see if that works

alrigh will try thanks

if ya can figure out drumagog, that works nice to replace drum samples.....i know its a little off what you are trying to do, but, for the times you are using a sample with drums, but you want your own, drumagog is the shiznight.....

but to answer the question, if you can use protools....7.4 has an option to stretch the beat and change the tempo without changing the pitch.....so if it goes off at certain points, you can just stretch out those points and keep the beat still in pitch......

digidesigns website has a video tutorial on how to do it.....

if you can use protools, i just upped it in the others download section.....it is M-Powered version, so you need some kind of M-Audio Sound Card.....

you can get groovelab really cheap....also, the firewire 410 just went discontinued, so you can prolly pick that up cheap too, assuming you actually have firewire inputs....

wel tanks everyone i finaly got a technique i set the tempo of the sample then place the sample in fl slicer and i just leave the snares or kicks and cut out the rest then i copy and paste it to my snare or drum and tada! snares and kicks are placed perfectly with precision lol thanks yal

when i using sample to make a beat I usually throw the sample in the slicer on fruity or i use adobe audition when I'm cuttin specific parts of the sample.