16 Dec
2010
16 Dec
'10
1:53 p.m.
Hello
Does anyone here know how to use gigedit?
The LinuxSampler forum seems to be pretty much dead -- people post
questions, but no-one knowledgeable replies. I've searched the forum,
which is not an easy task because its "common word" filter seems to rule
out everything I want to search for. The documentation and posts I have
found are anything but clear.
The areas I want to find out about are velocity curves -- specifically
how to turn them off. For example, I want a LPF connected to the
modwheel, but this also renders the filter velocity sensitive, which I
don't want.
The other main areas are how to change the order of instruments within a
gig file (changing the MIDI program number has no effect and I don't
want to have to start again from scratch assigning 350 samples) and how
to get keyswitching to work.
Can anyone give me any help trying to achieve these things in gigedit?
Cheers
Q
16 Dec
16 Dec
2:37 p.m.
You should use the linuxsampler mailing list - that is low traffic but
very much alive.
On 16/12/2010, Q <lists(a)quirq.ukfsn.org> wrote:
Hello
Does anyone here know how to use gigedit?
The LinuxSampler forum seems to be pretty much dead -- people post
questions, but no-one knowledgeable replies. I've searched the forum,
which is not an easy task because its "common word" filter seems to rule
out everything I want to search for. The documentation and posts I have
found are anything but clear.
The areas I want to find out about are velocity curves -- specifically
how to turn them off. For example, I want a LPF connected to the
modwheel, but this also renders the filter velocity sensitive, which I
don't want.
The other main areas are how to change the order of instruments within a
gig file (changing the MIDI program number has no effect and I don't
want to have to start again from scratch assigning 350 samples) and how
to get keyswitching to work.
Can anyone give me any help trying to achieve these things in gigedit?
Cheers
Q
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2:39 p.m.
.. To be more specific, I meant the linuxsampler-devel mailing list.
On 16/12/2010, James Stone <jamesmstone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
You should use the linuxsampler mailing list - that is
low traffic but
very much alive.
On 16/12/2010, Q <lists(a)quirq.ukfsn.org> wrote:
Hello
Does anyone here know how to use gigedit?
The LinuxSampler forum seems to be pretty much dead -- people post
questions, but no-one knowledgeable replies. I've searched the forum,
which is not an easy task because its "common word" filter seems to rule
out everything I want to search for. The documentation and posts I have
found are anything but clear.
The areas I want to find out about are velocity curves -- specifically
how to turn them off. For example, I want a LPF connected to the
modwheel, but this also renders the filter velocity sensitive, which I
don't want.
The other main areas are how to change the order of instruments within a
gig file (changing the MIDI program number has no effect and I don't
want to have to start again from scratch assigning 350 samples) and how
to get keyswitching to work.
Can anyone give me any help trying to achieve these things in gigedit?
Cheers
Q
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3:37 p.m.
James Stone wrote:
.. To be more specific, I meant the linuxsampler-devel
mailing list.
On 16/12/2010, James Stone <jamesmstone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> You should use the linuxsampler mailing list - that is low traffic but
> very much alive.
>
I was aware of its existence, but didn't think to use it -- I suppose
I'm used to the fairly clear demarcation that exists between LAU and LAD
and had considered this a user issue rather than a development one.
I have, in the last half hour, managed to figure out how to get rid of
velocity sensitivity on the filter -- it works in a way that is
completely counterintuitive to my mind. But even looking at commercial
gigs with keyswitching, I couldn't figure out how to get that to work.
Thanks, I'll give the mailing list a try now I know it's a suitable
venue for such questions. In fact, I'll search through a web archive of
the list first to see whether these questions have already been answered.
Thanks again.
Q
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