Hi all,
Apologies, I'm about to ask a question to which the answer should probably be obvious.
I'm a bit confused about the Dynamic Range Scaler. Am I correct in thinking that altering the slider changes the *volume* at which samples are played back (as in if the slider is at the bottom, pp samples sound as loud as ff ones, albeit with a different timbre)?
The manual says that the slider scales the velocity floor setting in the Slot Editor globally, but I must confess I'm not quite sure how that bit works either. Again, the Edit section of the Slot Editor changes the volume at which samples are played back?
So what would I use to alter which samples were selected, rather than their playback volume? For example if I played a melody mf on my keyboard, but wanted VI to play the mp samples. Is that possible?
Many thanks. Sorry if anything in there is confusingly worded.
Pyre
Apologies, I'm about to ask a question to which the answer should probably be obvious.
I'm a bit confused about the Dynamic Range Scaler. Am I correct in thinking that altering the slider changes the *volume* at which samples are played back (as in if the slider is at the bottom, pp samples sound as loud as ff ones, albeit with a different timbre)?
The manual says that the slider scales the velocity floor setting in the Slot Editor globally, but I must confess I'm not quite sure how that bit works either. Again, the Edit section of the Slot Editor changes the volume at which samples are played back?
So what would I use to alter which samples were selected, rather than their playback volume? For example if I played a melody mf on my keyboard, but wanted VI to play the mp samples. Is that possible?
Many thanks. Sorry if anything in there is confusingly worded.
Pyre
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