03-03-21, 21:59 -
Hi Ken,
Retrigger is for the handling of the release of an already "past" note, mimicking the body / resonance box of an acoustic instrument. You can also use it to have same sounds play together, but they won't influence=trigger each other. So this naming is confusing, I assume Hans meant that the sensor=key is triggered again - because it affects the way that the previous sound triggered again by that same sensor is dealt with - can it go till it's "natural end", or does it have a "note-off" like release, or is it damped.
Am I correct that you want to have a sound continuing until another sound starts and have it all stopped when the last sound is repeated?
%mode-loo2 and %mutegroups do exactly this.
loo2 will continue until second keypress and the mutegroup artificially performs that second keypress when another note is started in the same group.
The "talking" example works that way (forget all the other parameters there..)
Your samples do need loop markers of course. With %release you can control how sounds mix in each other when switch from one to another.
Retrigger is for the handling of the release of an already "past" note, mimicking the body / resonance box of an acoustic instrument. You can also use it to have same sounds play together, but they won't influence=trigger each other. So this naming is confusing, I assume Hans meant that the sensor=key is triggered again - because it affects the way that the previous sound triggered again by that same sensor is dealt with - can it go till it's "natural end", or does it have a "note-off" like release, or is it damped.
Am I correct that you want to have a sound continuing until another sound starts and have it all stopped when the last sound is repeated?
%mode-loo2 and %mutegroups do exactly this.
loo2 will continue until second keypress and the mutegroup artificially performs that second keypress when another note is started in the same group.
The "talking" example works that way (forget all the other parameters there..)
Your samples do need loop markers of course. With %release you can control how sounds mix in each other when switch from one to another.