#My logic pro x samples have pop update#

Release the button and it’ll give you an option for what to do with the sample: Drag and drop the sample from your filesystem into Logic’s tracks to create a Quick Sampler. Loading Samplesĭrag and drop the sound directly from the Finder into the track header.

#My logic pro x samples have pop update#

The Quick Sampler was released as part of Logic’s 10.5 update and it’s fast and easy to incorporate samples into your music composition! However, even though the instructions here are specific to Logic, almost all samplers support these concepts.

I want to walk you through using a sampler using Logic Pro X’s “Quick Sampler” because it’s, well, quick. As a result, I never really paid much attention to the “simple” sampler where you dropped in a sound file and had it play it back for you. I started doing music after trackers were going out of style but before scripted sampling engines became big. I’ve never really been big into samplers. A sampler loads up recorded audio files and does some basic processing on them so that you can use them as an instrument. What instrument would you use? The answer, of course, is a sampler. Oh, and you also want it to play cool gating effects. Let’s say you need an instrument that will play back recorded effects, slice drum loops into segments, automatically shift the pitches of sound so they’re always in key, and cut out bad “pops” other undesirable parts of a sound.