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By DSTR / deStar Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:23 pm
Hi there.

On my drum track, I did a snare roll (all by hand and via Step Edit to make it all sound as natural as it can be).

Now here's something weird: the snare roll conflicts with my sample on my "loop" track... The sample stops playing near the end of the snare roll.

When I put my "loop" track on solo mode, everything's fine. But when I play both tracks at the same time, it conflicts.

By the way, the snare roll is made with only one snare, and there's no mute group or anything attached to it, so that can't be the problem.

I also tried to isolate the snare roll on an independent track (without the kick and the snare), and it still doesn't work.

Please help me!

Thanks.
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By DSTR / deStar Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:45 pm
ARGN!

For real? A simple snare roll can do that?

Is there a remedy?

I mean... Everything works fine when I take out a few snare hits in the roll, but it doesn't sound like it should!

Thanks!
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By Skinny Doogins Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:50 pm
Is there anything else you could drop out to let the Loop and the Snare roll coexsist......I've been runnin into this prob alot these days.....But I mannage to work around it.


PZ
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By DSTR / deStar Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:54 pm
I tried to isolate the snare roll on an independent track (without the kick and the snare), played only the snare and the loop, and it still doesn't work!
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By Skinny Doogins Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:06 pm
It dosn't matter if you have them on a diff track ...........Your gonna have to take sometin out completely.....You got hi hats goin crazy or somthin.....

If your playin just a d loop and a role with nothin else I don't see how you could've max the poly.......There must be more to it.

PZ
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By DSTR / deStar Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:12 pm
Nope!

Just the snare rolls, and a 2 beat sample!

The roll is quite long... It's not the typical, 2 hit roll. It's more like a whole decrescendo of snare, then a crescendo, jazz style...
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By DSTR / deStar Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:41 pm
Mouahaha!

Thanks! Putting my snare to mono fixed the problem, but the snare roll sounds stupid now...

But here's the thing: I layered two snares on the same pad. I took one out, left it to "poly", and everything's fine.

Now I have to search for another snare, that has the same texture than my previous layered snares, but at least everything's workin'!

THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!
By Sovereign Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:29 am
Put everything back like it was when the roll sounded right, then just SOLO the snare roll track and resample it into a new sample.
All you will have to do then is use that long sample for the roll instead.
Gives you back a lot of extra polyphony.
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By Lampdog Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:03 am
Sovereign wrote:Put everything back like it was when the roll sounded right, then just SOLO the snare roll track and resample it into a new sample.
All you will have to do then is use that long sample for the roll instead.
Gives you back a lot of extra polyphony.

Yep, I've done that on my ASR10 (also can resample to a new sample) many times.....
Works great.
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By DSTR / deStar Wed Nov 19, 2008 6:17 pm
Thanks to everyone who participated in settling this problem. It is much appreciated.

I declare this topic "closed"!

Chris.