I have used a doorkey to wedge a note down, while playing against the "drone"Spitfire31 wrote:On my Hammond M 102, if I wanted sustain, I had to keep the keys pressed…
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Acoustic Samples B5 - Hammond Organ VSTi
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 17 Mar, 2002 from Paris
.I did get a life,once...but it was faulty, so I sent it back.
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 17 Mar, 2002 from Paris
(I tried with a cigarette lighter, but it was too widenordickvr wrote:long time ago that could have been matchbook instead.
)I did get a life,once...but it was faulty, so I sent it back.
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- KVRian
- 941 posts since 5 May, 2008 from France
Yep... our switchable pedal was set backwards when we coded it... Sorry guys...
There is a fresh new version waiting for you in your account
Same version number, it was just a quick fix.
There is a fresh new version waiting for you in your account
Same version number, it was just a quick fix.
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- KVRer
- 11 posts since 24 Mar, 2005 from Shreveport , LA
Thanks thysm00!
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- KVRAF
- 2275 posts since 4 Dec, 2011 from Brasília, Brazil
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- KVRer
- 14 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
Sustain option is a good thing, but it is a pity that B5 sustain is global. That is, you cannot decide to use sustain only on upper, lower or bass.thysm00 wrote:Yep... our switchable pedal was set backwards when we coded it... Sorry guys...
There is a fresh new version waiting for you in your account
I think very few of us want sustain on bass for instance. Or you may want sustain only on a chord, not the solo sound.
Sustain response should be coupled with the the MIDI channel that you are sending CC64 commands, otherwise it is not very usable musically.
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- KVRian
- 941 posts since 5 May, 2008 from France
I think you asked this in a support email (i hope i'm not wrong).
I answered that this might depend on the user's usage.
I did not get into technical details as well, but on a real organ, and incidentally in our model, there are 91 frequencies that are common to all 3 manuals.
So having 3 different possibilities of sustain pedal does not make sense in our engine and would be quite complex to set up (and maybe like last time when we added the pedal feature risk creating bugs).
Also this would mean having a different case for when the split mode is in use, for people that want it global, and probably other cases that i'm not thinking of right now...
We have been pretty compliant and added many requested features when we thought they made sense and when many users asked for it, but we are not going to add all of the different pedal possibilities and maybe add a whole panel just for that for one use case, sorry...
I answered that this might depend on the user's usage.
I did not get into technical details as well, but on a real organ, and incidentally in our model, there are 91 frequencies that are common to all 3 manuals.
So having 3 different possibilities of sustain pedal does not make sense in our engine and would be quite complex to set up (and maybe like last time when we added the pedal feature risk creating bugs).
Also this would mean having a different case for when the split mode is in use, for people that want it global, and probably other cases that i'm not thinking of right now...
We have been pretty compliant and added many requested features when we thought they made sense and when many users asked for it, but we are not going to add all of the different pedal possibilities and maybe add a whole panel just for that for one use case, sorry...
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- KVRist
- 309 posts since 11 Sep, 2005 from Virginia
Thysm00,
It is my understanding that the new version allows us to defeat preset keys. Please tell me how to do this in UVIWorkstation?
Phil
It is my understanding that the new version allows us to defeat preset keys. Please tell me how to do this in UVIWorkstation?
Phil
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- KVRian
- 941 posts since 5 May, 2008 from France
You are correct.
To avoid the presets, just click on "disable preset keys" in the advanced preferences.
To avoid the presets, just click on "disable preset keys" in the advanced preferences.
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- KVRer
- 14 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
Ok, I accept the fact that the way that you built your engine might make chancing the current behavior of sustain pedal difficult. But I expect that you as well would be reasonable to accept the fact that having global sustain on all MIDI channels or nothing is not very flexible solution on a musical standpoint. But anyway cheers to you offering great organ sounds!thysm00 wrote:I think you asked this in a support email (i hope i'm not wrong).
I answered that this might depend on the user's usage.
I did not get into technical details as well, but on a real organ, and incidentally in our model, there are 91 frequencies that are common to all 3 manuals.
So having 3 different possibilities of sustain pedal does not make sense in our engine and would be quite complex to set up (and maybe like last time when we added the pedal feature risk creating bugs).
Also this would mean having a different case for when the split mode is in use, for people that want it global, and probably other cases that i'm not thinking of right now...
We have been pretty compliant and added many requested features when we thought they made sense and when many users asked for it, but we are not going to add all of the different pedal possibilities and maybe add a whole panel just for that for one use case, sorry...
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- KVRian
- 941 posts since 5 May, 2008 from France
Well, as for every choice made, there are pros and cons.
I understand that you might want to have 3 sustain pedals, one per channel/keyboard and i see why it would be useful, but other users (and they seem to be the majority as your report is the only one i got) might prefer one pedal for everything.
This is the eternal "do we add all requested features" question, if we add every feature asked by every customer, our software would have 10 panels and thousands of features. So unless we get many users asking for the same feature (which btw happened for the sustain pedal feature), we won't add it.
I understand that you might want to have 3 sustain pedals, one per channel/keyboard and i see why it would be useful, but other users (and they seem to be the majority as your report is the only one i got) might prefer one pedal for everything.
This is the eternal "do we add all requested features" question, if we add every feature asked by every customer, our software would have 10 panels and thousands of features. So unless we get many users asking for the same feature (which btw happened for the sustain pedal feature), we won't add it.
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- KVRer
- 14 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
No no. I don’t want several pedals. I only want that the message I send via one pedal, shall affect the B5 on the midi channel (upper, lower, bass) that I choose. That is how other wannabe Hammond programs have implemented it and that is the way to go.thysm00 wrote:Well, as for every choice made, there are pros and cons.
I understand that you might want to have 3 sustain pedals, one per channel/keyboard and i see why it would be useful, but other users (and they seem to be the majority as your report is the only one i got) might prefer one pedal for everything.
This is the eternal "do we add all requested features" question, if we add every feature asked by every customer, our software would have 10 panels and thousands of features. So unless we get many users asking for the same feature (which btw happened for the sustain pedal feature), we won't add it.
I am sorry that you insist that my request is without ground.
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 17 Mar, 2002 from Paris
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I did get a life,once...but it was faulty, so I sent it back.
