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[evilantal]

Too bad you can't choose Biosphere (for Mach5) as the soundbank choice for the $100 coupon

[Sampleconstruct]

Here is the issue that I've run into.

I created one patch with a wavetable and saved the program with sample.

I then created another patch with a different wavetable but also used the wavetable from the previous patch. I have to save the program with the new wavetable or it won't be found. But now that's also going to save a copy of the wavetable from the other patch so we're getting duplicate waves which take up extra space which is not necessary.

I wonder if there is a way we can make this work a little more elegantly.

You don't need to use save with sample, just create a folder in your library structure named “wavetables“, and drag and drop them from there, as the path is relative, there won't be missing sample-messages. Then only save the program, that's how I have been doing this in MachFive and now in Falcon and it works perfectly fine.

[wagtunes]

Here is the issue that I've run into.

I created one patch with a wavetable and saved the program with sample.

I then created another patch with a different wavetable but also used the wavetable from the previous patch. I have to save the program with the new wavetable or it won't be found. But now that's also going to save a copy of the wavetable from the other patch so we're getting duplicate waves which take up extra space which is not necessary.

I wonder if there is a way we can make this work a little more elegantly.

You don't need to use save with sample, just create a folder in your library structure named “wavetables“, and drag and drop them from there, as the path is relative, there won't be missing sample-messages. Then only save the program, that's how I have been doing this in MachFive and now in Falcon and it works perfectly fine.

Thank you. So then I don't have to save any programs with the sample as long as I put all the wavetables in one folder.

Should I resave the original programs without the samples and delete the individual wave folders created in each of the sub folders where the patch is saved?

[Ingonator]

Here is the issue that I've run into.

I created one patch with a wavetable and saved the program with sample.

I then created another patch with a different wavetable but also used the wavetable from the previous patch. I have to save the program with the new wavetable or it won't be found. But now that's also going to save a copy of the wavetable from the other patch so we're getting duplicate waves which take up extra space which is not necessary.

I wonder if there is a way we can make this work a little more elegantly.

You don't need to use save with sample, just create a folder in your library structure named “wavetables“, and drag and drop them from there, as the path is relative, there won't be missing sample-messages. Then only save the program, that's how I have been doing this in MachFive and now in Falcon and it works perfectly fine.

I just did it that way with the oscillator presets for the wavetable module. I created a new sub-folder called "WAV files" in the folder withe the presets, re-imported the WAV files from theer and re-saved teh preset files.

[otristan]

You don't need to do Save program with samples, just Save Program.
Save Program with samples only means that the sample content will be saved back in the file if it has been modified in memory by the sample editor.

if you can a clean copy then use "Save Program and samples as"

[Sampleconstruct]

Here is the issue that I've run into.

I created one patch with a wavetable and saved the program with sample.

I then created another patch with a different wavetable but also used the wavetable from the previous patch. I have to save the program with the new wavetable or it won't be found. But now that's also going to save a copy of the wavetable from the other patch so we're getting duplicate waves which take up extra space which is not necessary.

I wonder if there is a way we can make this work a little more elegantly.

You don't need to use save with sample, just create a folder in your library structure named “wavetables“, and drag and drop them from there, as the path is relative, there won't be missing sample-messages. Then only save the program, that's how I have been doing this in MachFive and now in Falcon and it works perfectly fine.

Thank you. So then I don't have to save any programs with the sample as long as I put all the wavetables in one folder.

Should I resave the original programs without the samples and delete the individual wave folders created in each of the sub folders where the patch is saved?

You can move the tables/samples beforehand into one new folder, then when loading the program you will get a missing sample message and a popup that will ask you to locate the wavetables/samples, point it to the right location (the main library folder suffices, Falcon will find the assets) and re-save the program - done.

[nrosko]

Here is a quick demonstration (without sound) on how to add and independently tune 3 oscillators to/in a single keygroup.

Thank you to all those than answered.

[Sampleconstruct]

So this:



can sound like this:



a first set of glass gongs in a 6x round robin chain, layered with a pluck synth which also uses a glass gong to excite the resonators, tweaking 14 Macros/switches on the fly.

[wagtunes]

I don't know if this is a bug or if I'm trying to either do something that can't be done or I'm doing it incorrectly. I've tried everything I can think of and nothing works.

Here is the situation.

I have created a multi of 4 programs.

Kick
Snare
Hit Hat
Bass

The kick, snare and hi hat are each triggered by 3 different arps to get a pattern going. I have the combo mapped just below C2.

The bass I have mapped from C2 upwards.

When I hold a key for the drum pattern, it plays fine.

When I play a bass line, it plays fine.

But...when I hold down a key to play the drum pattern AND attempt to play a bass line with it (making sure I'm playing from C2 and above) each time I play a bass note it cuts off the drum pattern and sends it out of whack.

In short, I cannot play the two things as a split keyboard at the same time.

What do I need to do in order to make this work correctly or is this some kind of bug?

I've run out of ideas.

[PatchAdamz]

Here is an example more in the direction of Electronic and Ambient.
Also using Falcons ability to work with custom Impulse Responses.

https://soundcloud.com/vintage-synth-pa ... cean-blues

Just pick up these presets.
Really Fantastic stuff Zak.
Several jaw dropping patches.
Love it!

Thanks!

[Sampleconstruct]

I don't know if this is a bug or if I'm trying to either do something that can't be done or I'm doing it incorrectly. I've tried everything I can think of and nothing works.

Here is the situation.

I have created a multi of 4 programs.

Kick
Snare
Hit Hat
Bass

The kick, snare and hi hat are each triggered by 3 different arps to get a pattern going. I have the combo mapped just below C2.

The bass I have mapped from C2 upwards.

When I hold a key for the drum pattern, it plays fine.

When I play a bass line, it plays fine.

But...when I hold down a key to play the drum pattern AND attempt to play a bass line with it (making sure I'm playing from C2 and above) each time I play a bass note it cuts off the drum pattern and sends it out of whack.

In short, I cannot play the two things as a split keyboard at the same time.

What do I need to do in order to make this work correctly or is this some kind of bug?

I've run out of ideas.

Insert independent arps on layer level, if you insert the arp on program level it will of course affect all layers.

EDIT:
skip that, wrong answer. It's hard to tell without seeing the patch really.

[wagtunes]

Okay, I see what's happening but I don't know why it's happening.

When I strike a key for a bass note, it sends the arp patterns back to the first note in the sequence. It does this even if I'm not holding down a key for the drum pattern.

So, is there a way for the top half of the keyboard not to send a midi note on to the bottom half of the keyboard? I've tried putting the bass on channel 2 but then it simply doesn't play. My keyboard (Axiom AIR 49) doesn't have a way of splitting the keyboard so that one half plays on one MIDI channel and another half plays on another one.

Like I said, I'm kind of out of ideas.

[Sampleconstruct]

Okay, I see what's happening but I don't know why it's happening.

When I strike a key for a bass note, it sends the arp patterns back to the first note in the sequence. It does this even if I'm not holding down a key for the drum pattern.

So, is there a way for the top half of the keyboard not to send a midi note on to the bottom half of the keyboard? I've tried putting the bass on channel 2 but then it simply doesn't play. My keyboard (Axiom AIR 49) doesn't have a way of splitting the keyboard so that one half plays on one MIDI channel and another half plays on another one.

Like I said, I'm kind of out of ideas.

You would need to setup a Midi split in your DAW first, in Logic I would do this in the environment, haven't tried that in Cubase which I only use sporadically, so I can't really tell.

[wagtunes]

Okay, I see what's happening but I don't know why it's happening.

When I strike a key for a bass note, it sends the arp patterns back to the first note in the sequence. It does this even if I'm not holding down a key for the drum pattern.

So, is there a way for the top half of the keyboard not to send a midi note on to the bottom half of the keyboard? I've tried putting the bass on channel 2 but then it simply doesn't play. My keyboard (Axiom AIR 49) doesn't have a way of splitting the keyboard so that one half plays on one MIDI channel and another half plays on another one.

Like I said, I'm kind of out of ideas.

You would need to setup a Midi split in your DAW first, in Logic I would do this in the environment, haven't tried that in Cubase which I only use sporadically, so I can't really tell.

Okay, but then what I would have to do in order to solve this problem is put the bass program on a different MIDI channel, correct?

[Greg Houston]

Okay, but then what I would have to do in order to solve this problem is put the bass program on a different MIDI channel, correct?

I haven't thought this through at all, but one way you can definitely use the same midi channel is by using multiple programs in a multi.