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macrostructure is correct.
it _could_ be possible for the sequencer to send a note off message when a note end is reached, regardless if there was a note on before or not.

i guess this makes a good entry for the never ending wish list...

Robert

i personally like the concept of an album very much, but at the same time enjoy the convenience of being able to choose which ever track i'd like to hear. having one single track feels a bit demanding, unless it really is one long track. there are not many albums out there which i really like to lis...

... long story. short version: Live tries to optimize the latency when recording. When arming a track, it reduces the latency for that track . Depending on the plugins you use in the sends, this can cause audible jumps in the signal. The strict latency compensation option bypasses this function. The...

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from wikipedia: 'brown henke dither' is a special type of spectral distributed n-tuple noise used mainly in digital audio workstations for dithering purposes. It adds a +47.3db noise signal to a soundfile, which as a result reduces the information and therefor any potential error in the composition ...

search the forum for the key words 'option.txt', create such a file, put it where it belongs and add this magic line of text in that text file:

-StrictDelayCompensation

i am quite sure it will solve your problem.

Robert

Technology is overrated here. The compressors and EQs you use count for 10% of the result. The most important factor is experience and a clear idea of what 'mastering' actually implies and what you want to achieve with it and why. The other real big factor is your listening environment. Nothing but ...

we have no intention to buy Apple at this point.
r.

you're welcome!

building synths is great fun, and there is a lot to learn. feel free to ask more questions if you get stuck !

r.

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hi, i did not try it by myself, but i would change the npts and hop size and see if the problem perists. ntps -> 512 or even something arbitrary like 444. sigmund~ is not the most stable and well behaving external in the known max universe... you might have a look at fiddle~ and other pitch tracking...

Saxer wrote:9 live: http://www.9live.de/

how funny, i was considering the same lame joke. thanx for taking over here. and now let's play a game! who's on the phone.... hello........... ????

r.

The OSC's are free-running sure, but it would be great if the phases didnt start their free-running until i hit the keys, so the sound always sounded as when i created it. Sorta defeats the purpose of free-running oscs... real analog fansconsider that one of the great things about analog, after all...

Spectral processing. Granular resythesis. Reverse reverbs. Maybe some frequency shifting and pitch shifting (2 very different things). I think the spectral processing and granular resynthesis will get you 90% there. I use GRM Tools and/or my Eventide mainly for this sorta stuff. Using a Kyma would ...