2 Jul
2011
2 Jul
'11
12:21 p.m.
On 1 July 2011 14:48, James Morris <jwm.art.net(a)gmail.com> wrote:
There's the hackish way, where both samples will always play, but one
can be quiet while the other is loud. You just need to apply the
velocity sensing to the amplitude in the correct way. But note that
there's no threshold value, it's a smooth rampage of amplitudes. Only
at the extremities will one sample be heard and not the other; mid
points will cause both to be heard to varying degrees.
great example of why i need users to report things which don't work.
Petri-Foo does not support layers within a patch, but
does support
multiple patches in a bank. Each patch is independent from any other
patch and there's no sharing or any other form of communication
between patches. You can set a number of patches to receive MIDI data
on the same channel as a hackish way around layering.
Samples sharing the same patch has entered my mind as something for
the future of Petri-Foo but I'm unsure about how it could/would/should
work yet.
Hi, I see, but so it's not possible to trigger different samples with
different velocities? Like sample1 if velocity is 0-60 and sample2 if
velocity is 61-127 that would be great to be implemented somehow :)
I'm reluctant to state anything definite about the implementation of
such functionality. On the one hand it is a missing feature but on the
other, I'm not sure it would fit. There are a lot of other jobs much
higher in my priorities.
For example, while the capability to route MIDI CC increases
flexibility, the ability to turn things on/off (ie portamento) was
sacrificed, so restoring that kind of functionality is next on the
agenda and will also pave the way I hope for further capabilities in
other areas.
Cheers,
James.
cheers
renato