However, some people like to pitch each sample to the key of “C” and use the piano roll to place the hits on specific notes in the key of their song. I simply recommend just using your ears to have each drum sample hitting a pitch that fits in the key of your music. You’ll see the option to pitch your sample in the Time Stretching section, at the top right of the Sample Settings. A quick way to get a more cohesive sounding drum pattern is by tuning your drums to make them sound like an actual kit. Many times, we’re using samples from all sorts of places, which tend to have each sample in a completely different key from one another. However, I would suggest digging a little deeper to get more out of your drum samples with a few easy steps to avoid having to put any extra effort into the mixing process later down the road.
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