This has been an issue for 5 years, somehow still not fixed. I did everything according to the guides. I tried all the fixes, I've tried moving the keyswitch and knobs. Nothing works.
It still won't slide. It's obvious now this is an issue with Shreddage itself. Every other technique works fine, just slides that don't work.
Shreddage 3.5 Jupiter - Slides still not working
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- KVRAF
- 24452 posts since 7 Jan, 2009 from Croatia
Hmmm, I cannot confirm this happening with the very latest Jupiter version, at all. Here's how it goes (this is with the default, unmodified, instrument):
The non-latching keyswitch (F0, MIDI note 29) needs to have a duration that covers the overlapping part between the notes you want to glide between. You can also make it a latching keyswitch if that is easier for you, then you just need to trigger F0 before your wanted slide transition - then go back to a different keyswitch/articulation after the slide is done.
What is your DAW? Different DAWs denote octaves differently (and some give you options to change that, some don't), for example FL Studio uses C5 for middle C (MIDI note 60) and doesn't let you change this nomenclature, whereas Kontakt (and by extension, all Shreddage instruments) use C3 for middle C (and also don't let you change this nomenclature). Be mindful of this, please.
You could also attach a MIDI file excerpt (just a short one will do) of your attempted slides and we can check it out and see what's happening (or isn't).
The non-latching keyswitch (F0, MIDI note 29) needs to have a duration that covers the overlapping part between the notes you want to glide between. You can also make it a latching keyswitch if that is easier for you, then you just need to trigger F0 before your wanted slide transition - then go back to a different keyswitch/articulation after the slide is done.
What is your DAW? Different DAWs denote octaves differently (and some give you options to change that, some don't), for example FL Studio uses C5 for middle C (MIDI note 60) and doesn't let you change this nomenclature, whereas Kontakt (and by extension, all Shreddage instruments) use C3 for middle C (and also don't let you change this nomenclature). Be mindful of this, please.
You could also attach a MIDI file excerpt (just a short one will do) of your attempted slides and we can check it out and see what's happening (or isn't).