This may do the trick (but not sure)...It sounds like you have the decay and or hold too high and you need to turn it down some on the fffff sound....

I think i know wut the problem is but its too hard to explain... if u could send me the zipped flp file i'll sort it out and make some notes on how i did it for u

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I just today figured out how the fuck to make this stop, lol. I had the exact same problem in one of my beats.

It is the decay, hold, or release that is too long. When you click on the "fffffff" as you call it (lol) and it's settings come up go to the "envolope" settings. The last 4 knobs will control this. Mess with those some untill you get the sound like you want it.

Good luck with this beat!

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Thanks for the help but I found another easier way :
I just right-clicked on the volume knob (left of the sampler) and then
clicked on "Edit Events" and controled the sound so it starts/stops whenever I want

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Originally posted by Dj_Andrew_K Thanks for the help but I found another easier way : I just right-clicked on the volume knob (left of the sampler) and then clicked on "Edit Events" and controled the sound so it starts/stops whenever I want

Thats exactly wut i was gonna do!

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No dont just turn the volume down. If u do that the sample will still be playing throughout the song, wasting processor power. What u need to do is get rid of the sustain in the envelope. that should sort it.

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