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LPC user here too.

If you're on OSX, you could use Folder Actions and ffmpeg to watch a specified folder and convert any wav files placed there into mp3 automatically. e.g.: for f in "$@" do filename=$(basename $f) filedir=$(dirname $f) extension=${filename##*.} filename=${filename%.*} if [ "$extension&...

multiply by 1.58489319.

10^(4 / 20) = 1.58489319


to convert log value x to linear: 10^(x/20)

to convert linear value x to log: 20*log10(x)

Try this: Add a scale with these settings: - disable every note in the scale - set Lowest to C-2 - set Range to 35 - leave Transpose at 0 and Base at C Now, everything below C1 is blocked. Add a new scale device after the first one with these settings: - disable every note in the scale - set Lowest ...

I reckon you might be able to do it with the Scale device. It can be used to block certain notes. You might have to chain a few of them together to cover a larger range of notes, but it should still be doable. Of course, that wouldn't stop the notes being recorded into the clips, so you might have t...

my first daw:

That folder is hidden on Lion. To get to it, you can can choose the 'Go' menu in Finder, then choose 'Go to Folder...', and type in the path to the Library (~/Library). If you want to permanently unhide the Library folder, so that it's accessible directly from within Finder, there's a guide on how t...

Hats off to you r_v, to my ears and my feelings you nailed this baby spot on!! I owe you a drink and a vacation .. I think you created a lot of classics with this one.. Sorry this being all off-sync and corny but: http://home.no/reddvinylene/warm_pad_after_rv.mp3 glad it did the trick. thanks for p...

I had a go at recreating this. It's not really spot on, but, if nothing else, it'll hopefully point you in the right direction when it comes to creating pad sounds in general with Analog. http://www.mediafire.com/?xl17i04bptgy870 The example on the Ableton site, has some reverb on it, I think. This ...

agent314 wrote:Would Zebralette preset files work too?

Yep. You'll have to save the Zebralette default separately as a h2p file but then you can just rename it to 'default.h2p' and move it into the folder I mentioner earlier.

For question 1, a patch named 'default.h2p' in the root of the local presets folder will be loaded automatically. The local presets folder is the one where all the factory presets go. On OSX, that's /Library/Audio/Presets/u-he/Zebra2/ (note the system Library folder, not the one in /Users/<your_user...

here it is re-uploaded - http://www.mediafire.com/?4rctitte2w1lb82

Why not get it sounding how you like with re-pitch, then record that into a new clip, then slice the new clip to MIDI?

One workaround is to place a MIDI Pitch effect in front of the Drum Rack (or other drum plugin), and adjust the pitch to access the cells which are out of the launchpad's range. It's not ideal, I know, but the launchpad only has 64 pads and there are 128 MIDI notes in a channel, so there are going t...

wiffbi wrote:@r_v: that would not work.

you're quite right. i forgot that follow mode has to be specified in terms of musical time and can't be set to the end of the clip (which is kind of a weird limitation).