By trunk
Tue Dec 16, 2008 9:17 pm
Got a sample that I want to have no attack and max decay. I set the end decay to 100, yet the sample plays with no decay at all. I've tried using the regular decay as well, nothing. This worked yesterday (I swear!), now, I'm stumped. What gives? I have the sample set to ONE SHOT and POLY, program plays POLY. I messed with these settings, no difference. Anyone else hit this wall?
I know it's probably something easy but I've checked everything I can think of. Help!
BG
EDIT: Of course, after posting this, I solved it.....argh. Anyway, the deal is, if your sample is too short to accommodate a 100 setting for attack AND decay, it will just ignore the decay part. Rolling back the attack to 50 allowed for the effect I wanted.
I know it's probably something easy but I've checked everything I can think of. Help!
BG
EDIT: Of course, after posting this, I solved it.....argh. Anyway, the deal is, if your sample is too short to accommodate a 100 setting for attack AND decay, it will just ignore the decay part. Rolling back the attack to 50 allowed for the effect I wanted.
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