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Greetings,
I hope everyone has had a wonderful Holiday season so far!
I was wondering if I am overlooking a randomize round robin feature in the Synchron player for notes (i.e. staccato for the string libraries)? I have come to notice that it's very easy to hear the round robin sequence a bit too easily.
Cheers,
Lloyde
@Paul said:
Hi Lloyde,
We do not have such a feature, but it sounds like a good idea. I'll put it on the list!
May I suggest to not make it true random but preventing the same sample being played multiple times in succession.
I would imagine it like randomizing a sequence of the set of RR samples, working through that sequence, then re-randomizing it and preventing the first sample of the new sequence to be the last sample of the previous one so that the same sample would never play twice.
It's by design, that each bounce or playback of a session is guaranteed to render identic results. For strings the sequence of up & down bow is of critical importance - and the sequence of fast repetitions is also important for brass.
@LloydeSorrow said:
Thank you for the reply Paul, and thank you for putting it on the list! 😊
That was possibel in VI-Pro2, and its gone with SP, like a lot of other Individuality. I expact thats for easy use saidly gone. A round robin which you can turn on and off would be great(?)
@Andreas8420 said:
It's by design, that each bounce or playback of a session is guaranteed to render identic results. For strings the sequence of up & down bow is of critical importance - and the sequence of fast repetitions is also important for brass.
That was possibel in VI-Pro2, and its gone with SP, like a lot of other Individuality. I expact thats for easy use saidly gone. A round robin which you can turn on and off would be great(?)
I think that's two different features. You describe disabling individual round-robins while the topic creator asked for more variety (by triggering round-robin sequences in random order).
In VIPro2 you was able to organise your own "Repetitions*". Also you was able to skip the First Repetition*.
*I have to say that in VIPro2 there was even a Repetiton Sequence (Perf Rep) which was recorded in a Row of the Player. And you could choosse which one should played. Different Concept. Maybe VSL could provide a combination of this two. But they would have to record Repetitions again.
@D-A-Edwards said:
I would imagine it like randomizing a sequence of the set of RR samples, working through that sequence, then re-randomizing it and preventing the first sample of the new sequence to be the last sample of the previous one so that the same sample would never play twice.
That combined with the VIPro-System would be even bether.
