xfade loop on mono samples

thedvs01 wrote:re-sampling the xfaded stero sample to bring it back to 2 voices again would work just fine though

I would be down for xfade stereo samples, even if it did use up 4 voices, hell even if it used up like 8 voices I would still want it

yessir!!!


there's always a way around 32 poly...

1000dB wrote:I don't get it.. why is the sample loop crossfade realtime?

because how do you make a non-realtime loop? it would be impossible

you can't create an infinitely long wav file

all you need is a single x fade and then you can loop it via the normal method

yeah thats how my emu does it.

a loop export feature would be nice- audition the loop as it is now so you can adjust to taste, then freeze it as a new sample with the fade inplace.

Itd be useful for altoops too for destructive editing of the fade outs- i still find that the decay times are sometimes not steep enough on oneshot drum sounds for instance. the export would add a reverse section of the sound to the end of the original sample.

yep - a kind of x-fade "print to file" would suffice, replacing the original stereo with a stereo xfaded tail looped clean as yer pants on first day at school

i was always under the impression that the mpc's looping wasn't sample accurate either - y/n?

rich_biatch wrote:all you need is a single x fade and then you can loop it via the normal method

ah, I guess that's a pretty good idea

Nym wrote:i was always under the impression that the mpc's looping wasn't sample accurate either - y/n?

judging by the way it sounds in loop/focus in trim, no its way not s.a.

different nearly every few loops. but i dont have a digital oscilloscope handy.

arebee wrote:

Nym wrote:i was always under the impression that the mpc's looping wasn't sample accurate either - y/n?

judging by the way it sounds in loop/focus in trim, no its way not s.a.

different nearly every few loops.

Co-sign on that one. The unreliable sample fluctuations during looping is one of the major, most frustrating basic flaws of the MPC 1000 in my eyes.

oh come now kids. thats what gives the mpc character!

mikolo wrote:yeah thats how my emu does it.

a loop export feature would be nice- audition the loop as it is now so you can adjust to taste, then freeze it as a new sample with the fade inplace.

yep.. that's what i'm talking about, don't know what's the problem,
why to make the processing realtime

this is gonna be a very useful tool on things like vocal and horn samples.