In this quick Octatrack workflow video, I show you how I took a prog rock sample from Tracklib and transformed it into a House track using the Octatrack. The sample, which can be found at https://bit.ly/3Dd3mcr, had a ton of piano solo at the beginning which I creatively sliced and manipulated to create a unique pattern that perfectly complemented my house drum programming. Watch as I demonstrate how to use the Octatrack to turn a prog rock sample into a catchy and danceworthy House track.

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00:00 The Sample
00:51 Getting the drums down
03:01 Slicing The Sample
05:07 Playing the B part first
05:41 SP404 compressor settings on Octatrack
06:43 Some More Drums
07:55 Playing in the A Part, Best Sample Chop Of the track
09:53 Sampling a Bass Sound aka Recording the Peak Synthesizer
11:42 Bassline Time
13:56 LFO Amp Trick to add “velocity” to hi hats
15:37 Bringing it all together!