, i think. your sounds were fantastic in the previous set, but if you find time...some extra MIDI control assignments would be nice... AT, MW, PB, etc. 
CableDance soundset for U-He ACE
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- KVRian
- 787 posts since 15 Nov, 2005 from sweden
always nice with a bundle discount! , i think. your sounds were fantastic in the previous set, but if you find time...some extra MIDI control assignments would be nice... AT, MW, PB, etc.
, i think. your sounds were fantastic in the previous set, but if you find time...some extra MIDI control assignments would be nice... AT, MW, PB, etc. -
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2329 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
MW is a hard issues, i don't use it based on a simple reason.snigelx wrote:always nice with a bundle discount!
For example, if you would rout the cutoff to the modwheel.. Some midikeyboards have the modwheel general in the mid as zero-position, but some have the zero-position at zero, you know? So some users would have there a completly other sounds, and sometimes no sound based on a closed cutoff via modwheel-base-position for the keyboard etc... This was also a reason why many users of my second soundset(digital athmosphere korg) are very confused why some patches gives no sound out etc...
And so without mw-routing, all users have the same sound, which no cunfusing automatic filter-closing
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- KVRian
- 787 posts since 15 Nov, 2005 from sweden
Ha. that is strange. I've not heard that problem before. I have used many MIDI controllers and all of them have free movement on the MW (the user positions it where they wish)
BUT some controllers have a spring on the PB wheel, where if you hold PB to the extreme left side and let go of it it will spring back to the center
AND some controllers have a free moving PB wheel where you can move the PB wheel where you wish.
on my Novation Remote 37SL controller the MW and PB are a joystick configuration and UNDER the controller on the bottom one can move a SWITCH that enables the spring to be activated or disengaged for the MW, depending on preference. this gives the MW spring action instead of free movement, however as I said this can be adjusted from the bottom of the controller.
One solution would be to make two versions of the patches. One enhanced by MIDI control and one with no MIDI control.
It seems ridiculous to make a controller with fixed position on the MW without being able to adjust that. MW is typically used for vibrato effect and many times for opening and closing a filter.
It seems fairly standard practice to design patches with MIDI control on the MW. There must be something these users are doing wrong on their end.
At any rate, it is no BIG deal I suppose as long as the sounds themselves more than well make up for the lack of control...maybe include some AT (ch.pressure) on some patches instead?? if a controller lacks pressure sensitivity the user can still play the patch. In the end, do as YOU WISH. I know the sounds are good.
BUT some controllers have a spring on the PB wheel, where if you hold PB to the extreme left side and let go of it it will spring back to the center
AND some controllers have a free moving PB wheel where you can move the PB wheel where you wish.
on my Novation Remote 37SL controller the MW and PB are a joystick configuration and UNDER the controller on the bottom one can move a SWITCH that enables the spring to be activated or disengaged for the MW, depending on preference. this gives the MW spring action instead of free movement, however as I said this can be adjusted from the bottom of the controller.
One solution would be to make two versions of the patches. One enhanced by MIDI control and one with no MIDI control.
It seems ridiculous to make a controller with fixed position on the MW without being able to adjust that. MW is typically used for vibrato effect and many times for opening and closing a filter.
It seems fairly standard practice to design patches with MIDI control on the MW. There must be something these users are doing wrong on their end.
At any rate, it is no BIG deal I suppose as long as the sounds themselves more than well make up for the lack of control...maybe include some AT (ch.pressure) on some patches instead?? if a controller lacks pressure sensitivity the user can still play the patch. In the end, do as YOU WISH. I know the sounds are good.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2329 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
Little update - the second set is finished now. It needed more time than planed, but now it sounds really nice.
If i have enough time to day, demo-mp3 comes tonight online
If i have enough time to day, demo-mp3 comes tonight online
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2329 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
If i would don't take me this time, which it needs for the final quality it would be done since a week 
So no worry, i take the time
In the 3rd set coming also some "lika a piano"-sounding patches, really cool, what the ace can all do
btw as special info, in the second set(for trancy sounds) - will be NO supersaw
So no worry, i take the time In the 3rd set coming also some "lika a piano"-sounding patches, really cool, what the ace can all do
btw as special info, in the second set(for trancy sounds) - will be NO supersaw
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- KVRian
- 787 posts since 15 Nov, 2005 from sweden
LOL OK i understand. 
nice news about the piano-ish patches! it is always useful with new key patches...bells, chimes, etc. yes, there are enough supersaws. i have to agree with that exclusion
nice news about the piano-ish patches! it is always useful with new key patches...bells, chimes, etc. yes, there are enough supersaws. i have to agree with that exclusion
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2329 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
Bells and chimes? mhm
Till yet are there primary high plucks. But something like chimes, mhmmm perhaps a good idea
Till yet are there primary high plucks. But something like chimes, mhmmm perhaps a good idea
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- KVRian
- 787 posts since 15 Nov, 2005 from sweden
another idea, along the line of high plucks, chimes, etc.
something rhythmic and present making good use of the mapper. you know those nice noisy background textures that you look for to mix in and accompany your beats?? some of those would be fantastic Martin
something rhythmic and present making good use of the mapper. you know those nice noisy background textures that you look for to mix in and accompany your beats?? some of those would be fantastic Martin
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2329 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
Rhythmic stuff will be a lot in the third one. also some more of this patches like weird reso-blip-sequences in in cabledance.snigelx wrote:another idea, along the line of high plucks, chimes, etc.
something rhythmic and present making good use of the mapper. you know those nice noisy background textures that you look for to mix in and accompany your beats?? some of those would be fantastic Martin
For accompany sequences, will definitv coming some noiseand background-sequeces, with very intensiv usage of the mapper, also for some kind of side-chain-effect, so that the maindrums later can running free in front of it without superimpositions.
For the chimes-suggestion, there will be then some special sounding high-tuned sounds, for this typical application of chimes
Some "gated" pads will be in there too(with mapper-usage)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2329 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
little update...
the groovy sequences with sidechain effect don't work such i want this. So they are out But there are enough sq-patches, no worry.
But for this are some new cool sounds in the third set... i used the map+lfo2 for some wavetable-style sounds(drawed in the mapper) and i will also put in there a basic-patch for this, as "psyeudo-wavetable-init"
So 10 sounds left till yet, surely till tomorrow done. Then finetune, packing, demo etc, planed release-date 27th or 28th...(belong to the new hp-design, if it is finished till this...)
cheers Cyforce
the groovy sequences with sidechain effect don't work such i want this. So they are out
But there are enough sq-patches, no worry.But for this are some new cool sounds in the third set... i used the map+lfo2 for some wavetable-style sounds(drawed in the mapper) and i will also put in there a basic-patch for this, as "psyeudo-wavetable-init"
So 10 sounds left till yet, surely till tomorrow done. Then finetune, packing, demo etc, planed release-date 27th or 28th...(belong to the new hp-design, if it is finished till this...)
cheers Cyforce
you work hard Martin. LOL that is great news. i look forward to hearing what you have done with mimicing wavetables by tapping the map! -
- KVRer
- 11 posts since 1 May, 2006
Gosh..
My American dollars are worth like ...nothing So about $24 USD
and the bundle will be about $56 USD ? Not bad. BTW ...the demo is nice.
I think I will buy as soon as I get my new bank card ....(ATM ate my last one ):-o heh heh
My American dollars are worth like ...nothing So about $24 USD
and the bundle will be about $56 USD ? Not bad. BTW ...the demo is nice.
I think I will buy as soon as I get my new bank card ....(ATM ate my last one ):-o heh heh
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- u-he
- 30216 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin