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FruityLoops question regarding samples.
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| RungeKutta |
If I have a really long sample, say from a wav file, how to I set it so it only sustains as long as there is a note.
What I mean is, I have a couple really long samples but I want them to end when the note ends, not when the sample ends.
Manually adjusting the volume won't work for me because I want to repeat the sample again before the sample would end.
Hope that makes sense and isn't too convoluted. Sorry if this is a repeat but I couldn't find the answer by searching.
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| KilldaDJ |
the wav would have to be loopable (have loop points within it)
soundforge handles loop points and u can specify where to put them.
if u want to make a wav sample shorter, give it cut as to say. use the envelopes. |
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| CJConstable |
use the envelope function in the sampler, select the volume one
decrease the 'hold' time until the sample goes as short as you want it |
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| alanzo |
| a good question.. i've wondered that myself.. it's particularly annoying when you're doing a kick roll since the bass will become cluttered and the kick will be too soft after the 1st one.. |
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| DJ-Fuq |
| All u have to do is enable the samplers volume envelope. This will make the sample stop when the note ends in the piano roll. U probably will want to set sustain to max and everything else to 0. |
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