Commenting to congratulate you on the video.  I've subscribed.  You should create a new post with links to all of your tutorials for people to watch (there have been a few people recently asking for tips).  

Also, for future videos can I suggest you find a way to fix your camera and tablet in position so they are not waving around all the time.  It'll make it look a   whole lot more professional.  

The PCM is great for general resampling, if you have a few short musical stabs and you're running out of slots, you can export those little stabs, load them up into the PCM and free up machines. i.e. You have a modular that does a bleep stab and a subsynth that does a trance whoosh noise, just load those up into the PCM and you're using one machine instead of two. The problem with this is if you change the tempo of your track you need to resample the new versions.

Very nice strategy;)

Funny I just started implementing this technique a couple weeks ago!! It had been on my mind 4sum time, but due to obvious concern for the lack of authenticity, I hadn't undergone the experimentation/refining process til now, which I somewhat regret. As an artist, we shouldn't get caught up into the trends to where u lose ur own personal creative authenticity! After enacting/incorporating the concept, I came to realize if done properly, the sound can sound dope & reside in a class of it's own! I still wish vst's were a possibility on android, but as with other compact, concise platforms, if adequately dynamic, allow for a more creative outcome that can be lost in a myriad of options. I find myself preferring Caustic over other apps for the core creation phase due to this. But ya u can definitely do some other things to the sample to make it sound a little fuller of a tape stop; mess around & incorporate a modular unit & tweak it around! Right on guys, late.

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