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Herb, not to hijack this thread, but is there any mileage in allowing the use of release samples in such instruments as pfp and other dynamic samples? I often find myself wanting to use these, but if I don't play the while length they just sound cut off. The diminuendo patches aren't really a problem because I can adjust the release time, but the crescendo ones could do with a release. also the stacc samples need some sort of release if you play them shorter than the recorded length. Release time doesn't work here, and it can't (and shouldn't) be covered with reverb.
DGYes! That's it. I have it on every project after a few hours. Especially with legato and sustain patches. Bloody irritating when one's trying to earn some money with it.
But it's to be solved by emtying the cache and reload the patch? What does emtying the cache mean?
I knew Logic was doing harm to VI, but I just didn't figure out how to resolve it... What specific controller assignments are doing this exactly. Until now I didn't know what to search for...
Hi all. I doubt whether Logic would transmit sys-ex data of its own accord, but you can check the contents of a sequence in the Event List ('Apple 2') - scroll down and you'll see each individual piece of MIDI data. If a sequence happened to contain spurious MIDI information such as unwanted aftertouch or controller information, it would most likely have been generated by the master keyboard. If that's the case you can filter the unwanted data out on input (File -> Song Settings -> MIDI -> Input Filter. Tick the boxes for the stuff you don't want to record.)
I get it sometimes. WindowsPC/Cubase4 here.
It's really not the end of the world, though, for me. It in fact doesn't "come and go", I've found that it has to do with relying on the legato patches to do your note transitions, and ending with two notes actually held down. It seems to confuse it. Even letting off the oldest first...it seems to still trigger the older note's release sample after the end of the final note. If I play it cleanly, or edit the part to a closer overlap, it goes away.
you might try that.
The same to me with Sonar and VI solo-strings when I use legato and the value of a note is long. So it happens often on the last note played of a musical phrase.
Sergino
This cannot be the problem with my setup since when the problem occurs the strange tones are sort of random, so there are also notes that I didn't use in my project. When I stop playback and play some notes on my keyboard they sound like a rythmic loop. Only when I start playback from another point, it plays correct again, but when I start playback from the beginning it's there again. Help...!@popmann said:
I get it sometimes. WindowsPC/Cubase4 here.
It's really not the end of the world, though, for me. It in fact doesn't "come and go", I've found that it has to do with relying on the legato patches to do your note transitions, and ending with two notes actually held down. It seems to confuse it. Even letting off the oldest first...it seems to still trigger the older note's release sample after the end of the final note. If I play it cleanly, or edit the part to a closer overlap, it goes away.
you might try that.