Heya,
Just got CM and I'm playing with DS404. Maybe I'm just blind, but how do I assign an attack, hold or decay envelope to a sample ?
-- WW
DS404: Attack, Hold & Decay ?
-
- KVRer
- 23 posts since 30 Oct, 2002
-
- KVRian
- 1181 posts since 6 Jun, 2002 from Southern Germany
Hi there,
it depends on which Loop Mode of the assigned wave(s) is chosen. Only in Loop/Cont Mode you have full access to ADSR. In other Loop modes partially.
Have a look at the manual (p.13). It is simply not possible to use DS-404 without having read the manual. This is the only disadvantage. But for the price it's a small disadvantage in my opinion.....
it depends on which Loop Mode of the assigned wave(s) is chosen. Only in Loop/Cont Mode you have full access to ADSR. In other Loop modes partially.
Have a look at the manual (p.13). It is simply not possible to use DS-404 without having read the manual. This is the only disadvantage. But for the price it's a small disadvantage in my opinion.....
-
Muon Software Ltd Muon Software Ltd https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=89
- KVRian
- 1461 posts since 21 Nov, 2000
1. load your sample(s).
2. Put your sample(s) in a keymap to tell DS404 which samples to play on what keys/velocities.
3. Use that keymap as the sound source for a synth patch.
4. Assign that patch to a timbre, and set the MIDI channel, volume and pan for the timbre.
I don't mind breaking down any of those steps if you get stuck.
Regards
Dave
Muon Software Ltd
www.muon-software.com
2. Put your sample(s) in a keymap to tell DS404 which samples to play on what keys/velocities.
3. Use that keymap as the sound source for a synth patch.
4. Assign that patch to a timbre, and set the MIDI channel, volume and pan for the timbre.
I don't mind breaking down any of those steps if you get stuck.
Regards
Dave
Muon Software Ltd
www.muon-software.com