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How to Download and Use Slicex VST for Audio Slicing and Manipulation

Do you want to create amazing beats and loops with your audio samples? Do you want to have full control over how your samples are sliced and played? If so, you need a powerful audio slicing and manipulation tool like Slicex VST.

Slicex VST is a plugin by Image Line that uses advanced beat detection algorithms to slice song/percussion samples into pieces and make them independently playable from the piano roll or controller. You can also reorder, time-stretch, and add effects to your slices to create unique and dynamic sounds.

In this article, I will show you how to download and use Slicex VST in your DAW. You will learn how to load samples, edit slices, apply effects, and export your results. Let’s get started!

How to Download Slicex VST

Slicex VST is available as a standalone plugin or as part of FL Studio, the popular digital audio workstation by Image Line. You can buy Slicex VST for $65 from the Image Line website or get it for free if you own FL Studio Signature Bundle or higher.

To download Slicex VST, you need to create an account on the Image Line website and register your product. Then, you can download the installer from the My Licenses section of your account. Run the installer and follow the instructions to install Slicex VST on your computer.

Once installed, you can use Slicex VST in any DAW that supports VST plugins. Just make sure to scan your plugin folder in your DAW and activate Slicex VST in your plugin list.

How to Use Slicex VST

Slicex VST has a simple and intuitive interface that consists of four main sections: the Waveform Editor, the Slice Editor, the Articulator Editor, and the Master Panel.

The Waveform Editor shows the waveform of the loaded sample and allows you to zoom in and out, select regions, and adjust the volume and panning.

The Slice Editor shows the slices of the sample and allows you to add, delete, move, resize, and rename them. You can also assign colors, notes, and outputs to each slice.

The Articulator Editor shows the envelope, filter, LFO, and effect settings for each slice. You can use these parameters to shape the sound of each slice individually or globally.

The Master Panel shows the global settings for Slicex VST, such as tempo sync, pitch shift, time stretch, loop mode, snap mode, and more. You can also access the menu options from here.

To use Slicex VST, you need to load a sample into it. You can do this by dragging and dropping a file from your computer or from the File Browser in FL Studio. You can also use the Load Sample option from the menu or press Ctrl+O.

Once you load a sample, Slicex VST will automatically slice it based on its beat detection algorithm. You can see the slices in the Slice Editor and play them with your keyboard or controller. You can also adjust the sensitivity of the beat detection algorithm with the Sens knob in the Master Panel.

If you are not satisfied with the automatic slicing, you can edit the slices manually in the Slice Editor. You can add slices by double-clicking on an empty space or pressing A. You can delete slices by right-clicking on them or pressing D. You can move slices by dragging them with your mouse or using the arrow keys. You can resize slices by dragging their edges or using Shift+arrow keys. You can rename slices by double-clicking on their names or pressing F2.

You can also assign colors, notes, and outputs to each slice by right-clicking on them and choosing from the options. You can use colors to group similar slices together. You can use notes to trigger different slices with different keys or MIDI notes. You can use outputs to route different slices to different mixer tracks or effects.

To edit the sound of each slice, you can use the Articulator Editor. You can select a slice by clicking on it in the Slice Editor or playing its assigned note. Then, you can adjust its envelope

How to Apply Effects to Slices

One of the coolest features of Slicex VST is that you can apply different effects to each slice or to the whole sample. You can use effects like delay, reverb, chorus, distortion, filter, and more to enhance your slices and create interesting sounds.

To apply effects to slices, you need to use the Effect Editor in the Articulator Editor. You can select an effect from the drop-down menu and adjust its parameters with the knobs and sliders. You can also use the XY pad to control two parameters at once.

You can apply up to 10 effects per slice and change their order by dragging them up or down. You can also bypass or mute an effect by clicking on its name or icon. You can copy and paste effects between slices by right-clicking on them and choosing from the options.

To apply effects to the whole sample, you need to use the Master Effect Editor in the Master Panel. You can access it by clicking on the FX button in the Master Panel. You can use the same effects as in the Effect Editor, but they will affect all the slices at once.

How to Export Slices

Once you are happy with your slicing and editing, you may want to export your slices as individual files or as a loop. You can do this easily with Slicex VST.

To export your slices as individual files, you need to use the Export Slices option from the menu or press Ctrl+E. You can choose a folder and a file format for your slices. You can also choose whether to include silence or not, and whether to normalize or not.

To export your slices as a loop, you need to use the Export Loop option from the menu or press Ctrl+L. You can choose a file name and a file format for your loop. You can also choose whether to include silence or not, and whether to normalize or not.

You can also drag and drop your slices or your loop from Slicex VST to your DAW or your computer. Just click on the Drag/Drop button in the Master Panel and drag it to where you want it.

Conclusion

Slicex VST is a powerful audio slicing and manipulation tool that can help you create amazing beats and loops with any audio sample. It has advanced beat detection algorithms, a simple and intuitive interface, a variety of effects, and a drag and drop feature. You can use it on any source audio, not just loops and beats. Slicex VST is a popular and well-reviewed plugin that has received positive feedback from many users and reviewers. If you are looking for a new way to sample in your DAW, you should download and use Slicex VST today.

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