Okay I have a dumb question too...
If I put an OSC or FMO module into Zebrify, and play a note with the Zebra that is sending to it, the Zebrify OSC begins sounding but does not go off when the Zebra note is released. Since this is an effect I suppose that might be correct behavior, but I'm not sure (?).
ok - I'm dumb - where do I find Zebrify?
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- u-he
- 30215 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Try changing the mixer settings. Set Volume to 0.00. Set Vol Mod Source to Envelope Follower. Set intensity to 100.00%. Alternatively use MIDI triggered envelopes. Or transients. Whatever boats your float. Be happy.billstei wrote:Okay I have a dumb question too...
If I put an OSC or FMO module into Zebrify, and play a note with the Zebra that is sending to it, the Zebrify OSC begins sounding but does not go off when the Zebra note is released. Since this is an effect I suppose that might be correct behavior, but I'm not sure (?).
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- KVRer
- 12 posts since 13 Sep, 2007 from melbourne
Ahhh.. i use Zebra everyday.. but I don't spend much time on the net when I have a soundtrack on. Today I am very glad I checked the Forum and especially glad someone started this thread. Zebrify is incredible and probably one of the best sound design tools I've used in a long time. Urs, Zebrify is sheer genius! It makes the Max patches I've been working on (using similar concepts & components) seem redundant. It SOUNDS amazing.I'm now going to put it through it's paces!
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- KVRian
- 595 posts since 20 Jan, 2006
Okay, so the oscillator should free-run even after it gets a Note-Off event? If this behavior makes you happy, then I will absolutely be happy, the kind of happiness that makes me cry.Urs wrote:Try changing the mixer settings. Set Volume to 0.00. Set Vol Mod Source to Envelope Follower. Set intensity to 100.00%. Alternatively use MIDI triggered envelopes. Or transients. Whatever boats your float. Be happy.billstei wrote:Okay I have a dumb question too...
If I put an OSC or FMO module into Zebrify, and play a note with the Zebra that is sending to it, the Zebrify OSC begins sounding but does not go off when the Zebra note is released. Since this is an effect I suppose that might be correct behavior, but I'm not sure (?).
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- KVRAF
- 13133 posts since 7 May, 2006 from Southern California
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- KVRist
- 49 posts since 10 Jan, 2007 from Helsinki, Finland
oscillators tend to free-run, otherwise the release portion of sounds wouldn't sound at all. you need to put an envelope or gate in place to shape the amplitude.billstei wrote:Okay, so the oscillator should free-run even after it gets a Note-Off event? If this behavior makes you happy, then I will absolutely be happy, the kind of happiness that makes me cry.
set it free.