By jmac01
Tue Jan 24, 2012 7:39 pm
Another question I've been meaning to ask you guys. Often times I find myself wanting to filter all the samples in a program to have the same cutoff and res values. This can be a very arduous task, especially since the numeric button doesn't function to edit these parameters, I end up raping my data wheel! Although this seems unlikely I thought I'd ask anyway; is there a way to copy and paste the filter settings for one sample and paste it to all the other samples in a program.. or some kind of mass edit function that would allow you to simultaneously adjust these values on multiple samples?
As of right now I usually try to do my filtering before I chop my large sample but sometimes I will change my mind and want to filter each sample again in a different way (post-chop). that means i have to go back to my original, refilter, rechop ect.. This is just one of my pet peaves right now, I hate having to do these repetitive tasks, makes me want to make the move to software (mpc ren)!
As of right now I usually try to do my filtering before I chop my large sample but sometimes I will change my mind and want to filter each sample again in a different way (post-chop). that means i have to go back to my original, refilter, rechop ect.. This is just one of my pet peaves right now, I hate having to do these repetitive tasks, makes me want to make the move to software (mpc ren)!
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