Feature suggestion: Sample edit extras, post your ideas here

I'd like to see fade in and fade out options in the sample edit screen in trim. with linear and logarithmic curves. anyone else got suggestions for offline sample editing?

cross fade loop... or reverse crossfade loop. that would be jiggy.

why not just use attack and delay

i'm not saying there's not ways of doing it outside a rendered effect. just thought it would be cool for looping it rendered. But you're right you can do similiar stuff with layers simult pads and envelopes.

i love how these rudimentary capabilities add up to complex possibilities... this os makes this thing a phrase sampling workhorse that could potentially be someone's only piece of equipment.

jiggaman108 wrote:why not just use attack and delay

well, you could use the fade in/out idea on the selected part of the waveform, so you would be able to do it in the middle of a sample. for example.

that would be slick!

bit quantiser!

can't really think of any others i'd want

one of the most slept on effects to me is just taking a lowpass, leaving it at 100, and turning the res up to 100 as well for stuff like cyms and hats, hi freq stuff.

glistens.

you just boost high frequencies this way

Not really essential but just a thought. Being able to assign a control change midi message to slider Q1 and Q2 on the same page, for example control cutoff and resonance in real time simultaneously to an external daw

i dunno brain maybe it was just my imagination but i thought it sounded a bit different than just an eq high end boost

but then again, that would explain why it sounds nice on cyms and hats...

wavemartian wrote:Not really essential but just a thought. Being able to assign a control change midi message to slider Q1 and Q2 on the same page, for example control cutoff and resonance in real time simultaneously to an external daw

this is already possible...

Antonym wrote:i dunno brain maybe it was just my imagination but i thought it sounded a bit different than just an eq high end boost

but then again, that would explain why it sounds nice on cyms and hats...

yeah a lowpass all the way up with resonance would give a parametric boost near the top of the filters range.

oh wait you did say res at 100... that would introduce filter self oscillation. so there is a little more than just eq goin on there. but it is in the upper range thats for sure.

Sample MERGE!

King_Vitamin wrote:Sample MERGE!

yes.