I've been playing with the demo for a few days now off and on, and since I can't decide which side of the fence to fall with this, I'd like to find out how likely the addition of this feature to it would be - the result of which would affect my purchase power.
I'd like to be able to modulate the Resonator Width against relative note, and Plate against velocity.
I'm figuring that since modulating the Width by hand results in zipper noises, this isn't going to be easy, if at all possible.
Am I alone in these desires?
FR for Marimka
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- KVRAF
- 2755 posts since 15 Apr, 2004 from Capital City, UK
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- DASH Guy
- 8160 posts since 20 Sep, 2001
those should be possible, let me see
thanks for asking
thanks for asking
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- DASH Guy
- 8160 posts since 20 Sep, 2001
it is possibile but mind that the Resonator is one for the whole instrument, you don't have one per note, so the last note played rules,
check this beta (high CPU usage!) with Resonator Width controllable by last note played,
Resonator glide is fixed now but it could be adjustable
http://www.dashsignature.com/download/m ... U_hard.rar
check this beta (high CPU usage!) with Resonator Width controllable by last note played,
Resonator glide is fixed now but it could be adjustable
http://www.dashsignature.com/download/m ... U_hard.rar
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2755 posts since 15 Apr, 2004 from Capital City, UK
nice - thanks for that 
the width offset/factors are fun (though they exhibit strange rumblings at low settings after note-off) it's all good though
resonator's still gliding around a bit, though it could be artifacts from a slow eg. any chance we could turn off all gliding?
for some reason my ears expect the plate pitch to be shifting with the note - if the plate represents the soundboard which aids reflection, then the constant pitch is fair enough. would the ability to modulate this by pitch be unecessary?
the width offset/factors are fun (though they exhibit strange rumblings at low settings after note-off) it's all good though
resonator's still gliding around a bit, though it could be artifacts from a slow eg. any chance we could turn off all gliding?
for some reason my ears expect the plate pitch to be shifting with the note - if the plate represents the soundboard which aids reflection, then the constant pitch is fair enough. would the ability to modulate this by pitch be unecessary?