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Doing glides in Fruity
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| Eugene |
How do you do a glide in Fruity? where one note shifts gradually to the other one.
I tried creating two notes in the Piano Roll, one with the little triangle drawn on it and the other one normal, but it still doesn't work... maybe it only works with specific instruments?
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| Flotser |
maybe it doesnt work with some instruments or sounds...
but as i remember it, the note with the little triangle is NOT a note, what you should do is drow 2 normal notes, and then above them or somewhere i'm not sure :p (check the manual about "Slide Event ") draw the note with the triangle to create that effect,
i actually havnt used that much, for this i usualy use Unison\Portamento option you can find on some synths, also fruity channels have some kind of portamento i think:
if you go to channel setting of any channel and choose "MISC" there you will see a frame labled "Polyphony", try choosing "Porta" and playing with the "slide" knob
hope i helped ya somehow :p |
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| Floorfiller |
| i think flotser pretty much answered this one...the triangle thingy isn't a note, but kinda like a pitch shift. and the porta thingy is the way to go... |
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| Treo |
Glides don't seem to work with some vsti's.. FM7 for example.
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| Eugene |
ok...
i found the polyphony/porta thingy in MISC but it doesn't help me have a glide.
Do I have to draw 2 notes in the Piano Roll, and then do something else? could someone provide a step-by-step example. thanks |
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| mantisnl |
| draw 2 different notes, for example, 1 F and 1 C, make them a bit long and put them straight after eachother, then put that slide button up, and voila:) |
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| Project T |
| portamento is the way to go |
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| DJMikeyP |
The best way in my opinion is to draw just 1 longgg note, that covers the entire time from the beginning of the root note to the end of the slide. All you do then is draw the triangle note AT the note you would like the root note to slide TO. Wherever the tri note starts, is where the root note starts sliding, and wherever it ends, is when it reaches the new note (ie; a long tri note is a slower slide).
Try doing a C for 4 beats, and doing the tri note above it, on note D, starting at the second beat, and ending at the 4th beat.
VOILA.
I like this better because you have absolute control over when a note slides or choppily goes from one note to another. |
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| Flotser |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJMikeyP
The best way in my opinion is to draw just 1 longgg note, that covers the entire time from the beginning of the root note to the end of the slide. All you do then is draw the triangle note AT the note you would like the root note to slide TO. Wherever the tri note starts, is where the root note starts sliding, and wherever it ends, is when it reaches the new note (ie; a long tri note is a slower slide).
Try doing a C for 4 beats, and doing the tri note above it, on note D, starting at the second beat, and ending at the 4th beat.
VOILA.
I like this better because you have absolute control over when a note slides or choppily goes from one note to another. |
yep exactly!
thanx alot ! :wtf: |
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