if legato is on (second clip) and you keep pressing the mapped key, the clip will continue to play until you stop pressing (repeatedly) the mapped key.conny wrote:The second clip still breaks off before the key is released if clip is longer than 0:1:0, no?sweetjesus wrote:
on the second clip set follow actions to previous and the time to: 0:1:0
on the second clip switch Legato on
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what do you mean by pressing repeatedly? he meant holding it down - like gate modesweetjesus wrote:if legato is on (second clip) and you keep pressing the mapped key, the clip will continue to play until you stop pressing (repeatedly) the mapped key.conny wrote:The second clip still breaks off before the key is released if clip is longer than 0:1:0, no?sweetjesus wrote:
on the second clip set follow actions to previous and the time to: 0:1:0
on the second clip switch Legato on
// C
with some midipipe/midiyoke routing an an arpeggiator, u can negate the need to keep pressing the said key.
i know what he means, but he is trying to find a solution which doesnt really exist.forge wrote:what do you mean by pressing repeatedly? he meant holding it down - like gate modesweetjesus wrote:if legato is on (second clip) and you keep pressing the mapped key, the clip will continue to play until you stop pressing (repeatedly) the mapped key.conny wrote: The second clip still breaks off before the key is released if clip is longer than 0:1:0, no?
// C
with some midipipe/midiyoke routing an an arpeggiator, u can negate the need to keep pressing the said key.
don't want to sound harsh, but why don't YOU rather search the forum/manual before assessing that a problem has been addressed before?mrweasel wrote:It proved to be an interesting post in the end but still, I maintain that looking in a manual before posting doesn't hurt.
This is the way I see things, in order not to clutter forums with the same info.
1-open manual PDF file
2-Press Ctrl+F /Apple+F to start a search
3-ype a keyword (eg. trigger)
4-If no solution is there or the manual still seems unclear, then do a search in the forum for your subject, if if it's been addressed several times, use the most relevant thread if there is one and continue it.
5-Search in the forum and the manual was unsuccessful create a new post.
That's the way I do it. Don't mean to sound anal but it really prevents cluttering forums + it helps centralising information on forums (and therefore improves searches within the forum for those who take the time to do so).
I mean how many posts do you see in this forum that are unanswered because people didn't bother doing any search at all. If those posts are unanswered, it's because most users would generally agree with the "research b4 post" policy.
Anyways. That was my little rant.
At the same time, I appreciate the high degree of helpfulness from the members of this forum.
Have a good day
Just realized that when downloading this set, the Bidule VST settings in it does not preserve the Midi Joke set up.conny wrote: http://bluemoose.greatnow.com/Live/Exam ... /pedro.zip
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well, why would someone go on to post something that long and still not contribute to answering the question? He would have answered your question about 5 times with that amount of text and time writing it if he genuinely knew the answer.peeddrroo wrote:don't want to sound harsh, but why don't YOU rather search the forum/manual before assessing that a problem has been addressed before?mrweasel wrote:It proved to be an interesting post in the end but still, I maintain that looking in a manual before posting doesn't hurt.
This is the way I see things, in order not to clutter forums with the same info.
1-open manual PDF file
2-Press Ctrl+F /Apple+F to start a search
3-ype a keyword (eg. trigger)
4-If no solution is there or the manual still seems unclear, then do a search in the forum for your subject, if if it's been addressed several times, use the most relevant thread if there is one and continue it.
5-Search in the forum and the manual was unsuccessful create a new post.
That's the way I do it. Don't mean to sound anal but it really prevents cluttering forums + it helps centralising information on forums (and therefore improves searches within the forum for those who take the time to do so).
I mean how many posts do you see in this forum that are unanswered because people didn't bother doing any search at all. If those posts are unanswered, it's because most users would generally agree with the "research b4 post" policy.
Anyways. That was my little rant.
At the same time, I appreciate the high degree of helpfulness from the members of this forum.
Have a good day
you would have known that my problem was genuine.
No, it's about 70$ I guess.forge wrote:I dont have bidule - is it still free?
conny, u didnt get my setup at all.conny wrote:Pressing (holding) "s", clips breaks after 0.1.0.
I have a solution involving Plogue Bidule, that skips the follow actions totally and instead filters out the note of for second clip and produces another note event to trigger the first clip.
Midi Yoke involved, so PC set up.
Midi keyboard C3 holds second sample, release launches first sample. C4 toggles first sample.
http://bluemoose.greatnow.com/Live/Exam ... /pedro.zip
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Spoken to Peeddrroo, and unless I misunderstood, he needs a solution which will trigger the original and secondary clips from the first beat as opposed to continuing where they were in relation to the last one.gaspode wrote:Why don't you set both clips to legato mode so that you can press one key to switch to clip 1, and then press another key to clip 2.
I am assuming that you are not considering to do this because the clips are not of equal length, or one is a full song or something... but consider this.
If you have a song that is say 128 measures... and you have a loop that is 4 measures... this would normally not allow you to seemlessly transition between them with legato mode because then you'll get dumped back to the beginning of your song between the first four measures somewhere... but you can always create envelope automation on clip 2 so that it is also 128 measures long.
Now when you switch between the two they can both have the same length...
To setup a proof of concept here is what I did:
1) Setup Clip 1, which is 4 Measures. Assign it to key press "a". In Launch mode set it to Legato, and set quantization to None.
2) Setup Clip 2, which is 1/4 of a Measure. Assign it to key press "s". In Launch mode set it to Legato, and set quantization to None. Now go to Envelopes. For example Clip Volume. Unlink the Clip Volume Envelope and set it's length to 4 Measures. Having any automation here is not required as just unlinking the envelope and setting a length will allow you to make live "think" that you are working with a 4 measure clip now. Neat huh?
3) I set the tempo to 20, just so I could make sure that it was working as intended... but go ahead and start clip 1... when you get bored, start clip 2. When you trigger clip 1 again it will take off where the "4 Measure" clip 2 was at in time.
Issues... well for this simple example... nothing is in sync... damnit! To work around this... I would make a duplicate version of Clip 1 that is set to quantize global, or bar or whatever, and use that to get the party started. Once it is going, then you can freely use your legato'd and quantize none clips and they will stay in sync.
I know that this isn't *exactly* the one key solution you were looking for. But I hope it is simple and handy enough for you to get done what you needed.
All the best, and hopefully you'll realize that there are still a few helpful people around here
Greg