Apply an effect on some specific notes?

[mrksksks]

Hey,

tell me if it's possible :

I'd like to apply an effect (let's take a delay) not on all notes but just on a C note for ex. How I can do that?


thanks,


J.p

[hubiedubie]

This should be possible with key zones in instrument racks. Search the manual for "key zones" and it should tell you how to do this.

[mrksksks]

Yes, I thought it was possible with that. Im not very confortable with instrument racks, but I guess that's the moment to learn more abt it...thanks H'!

[mrksksks]

I had miss something, but the only way I found so far with instruments rack is to duplicate my vst (+ my effect) and select the keys....
that means I have my original signal on my first chaun and my delay on the other chain...
but I don't want to duplicate my chain. I want everything on the same chain...

Anyone?

[thomas.martinet]

I don't think that there is a work around to duplicating the chains. But for what it's worth, idle chains won't take up processing power. This seem like a fun idea though.

[gibson_ewok]

I think the best way to do it would be to use a pre fader return track with delay on it. Then whenever the C plays just automate the send volume up and automate the track volume down.

Cheers,
Bill.
www.mrbillstunes.com

[humnumb]

It's easy to do with NI Maschine. It does Machinedrum-style step parameter locks.

[mrksksks]

It's easy to do with NI Maschine. It does Machinedrum-style step parameter locks.

thanks!