Ripple effect sound when releasing sustain pedal
Started by johnbeatle




11 posts in this topic
hansehv

168 posts 17 threads Joined: Dec 2020
15-05-21, 22:24 -
#4
(15-05-21, 21:40)johnbeatle Wrote: Please rename the file extension from mp3 to ogg. Should work Smile.  if it's a known issue I'll try reducing the max poly and see what happens. By the way, a separate question. There is a button on the alesis q88 keyboard called advance. How could this be programmed for use as a toggle for the voices so piano on 0, harp on 1 etc?
Worked indeed  Cool
Also proved you were using continuously pressed sustain obtaining an effect that can be achieved without running into CPU constraints and (imho) with a nicer and adaptable effect character via reverb - just try & experiment with the parameters.

As for the q88 operation: just read the q88 manual as it has standard program change as supported by samplerbox:
Code:
Incremental/Decremental Program Change:
1. Press the Advanced button.
2. Press the black key labeled "PROGRAM" (F#2).
3. Now the Octave “+” and “-” keys can be used to change the program.
4. Press “+” and continue to play notes until you find the instrument you want.
Other midi controls are available as well if I understood correctly after my quick glance - but I'm not an Alesis support engineer  Tongue
Anyway: have fun !
This post was last modified: 15-05-21, 22:25 by hansehv.


Messages In This Thread
RE: Ripple effect sound when releasing sustain pedal - by hansehv - 15-05-21, 22:24