Small Zebra/Zebrify MSEG problem

[Bronto Scorpio]

Hi everyone!

I have a small problem with the MSEGs in Zebra and Zebrify.
I made a MSEG which looks like this:



As you can see, I already assigned the loop start and end points but now I don't want the MSEG to loop anymore. Is there any way to delete the loop points?

Thanks in advance!

Cheers
Dennis

[pdxindy]

Hi everyone!

I have a small problem with the MSEGs in Zebra and Zebrify.
I made a MSEG which looks like this:



As you can see, I already assigned the loop start and end points but now I don't want the MSEG to loop anymore. Is there any way to delete the loop points?

Thanks in advance!

Cheers
Dennis

Not that I know of... You either recreate it without setting loop points... or you add an extra point at the end of the existing one and make it far away... if you are not holding it too long you will not get to the loop before you let go of the key

PS - I would love for Zebra to get some MSEG love... more than 33 points... a couple different modes - for example, like the user mode in the LFO (step sequencer) and so on... now add in ability to deselect loop points

[Urs]

right-click last point and make it loop start. That makes it a one shot envelope...

@pdxindy yep, we might be working on that next year

[pdxindy]

right-click last point and make it loop start. That makes it a one shot envelope...

@pdxindy yep, we might be working on that next year

I do not get a loop start option on the last point... but it does work to create a later point, call that the last point, then the point you want to be last can be called loop start, then delete the point you created... that works...


Whenever you get to it will be welcome...

[Howard]

right-click last point and make it loop start. That makes it a one shot envelope...
@pdxindy yep, we might be working on that next year

I do not get a loop start option on the last point... but it does work to create a later point, call that the last point, then the point you want to be last can be called loop start, then delete the point you created... that works...

You can't create a later point, though - you have to create one within the last segment. Fixed in the next Zebra version (I hereby promise to remind Urs at the appropriate time) .

[Bronto Scorpio]

right-click last point and make it loop start. That makes it a one shot envelope...
@pdxindy yep, we might be working on that next year

I do not get a loop start option on the last point... but it does work to create a later point, call that the last point, then the point you want to be last can be called loop start, then delete the point you created... that works...

You can't create a later point, though - you have to create one within the last segment. Fixed in the next Zebra version (I hereby promise to remind Urs at the appropriate time) .

That worked! Thanks for the quick replies everyone!
Would really be nice if there would be a more intuitive method in the next version

Cheers
Dennis

[pdxindy]

right-click last point and make it loop start. That makes it a one shot envelope...
@pdxindy yep, we might be working on that next year

I do not get a loop start option on the last point... but it does work to create a later point, call that the last point, then the point you want to be last can be called loop start, then delete the point you created... that works...

You can't create a later point, though - you have to create one within the last segment. Fixed in the next Zebra version (I hereby promise to remind Urs at the appropriate time) .

On the Mac you can... just command click anywhere after the last point and you get a new point...

[Howard]

On the Mac you can... just command click anywhere after the last point and you get a new point...

Now why hadn't I noticed/used that before
(I suppose it's mentioned in the user manual). Thanks, pdxindy!

[pdxindy]

On the Mac you can... just command click anywhere after the last point and you get a new point...

Now why hadn't I noticed/used that before
(I suppose it's mentioned in the user manual). Thanks, pxindy!

I just checked... it is in the manual!