It sounds to me like you have notes overlapping each other. If this is = the case, you can control this by right-clicking that channel and = selecting "cut itself" from the drop down menu. This tells FL to cut = off the first note right as the second one starts to play. Yes you = might lose some character of the previous note, but the transisiton from = note to note is generally smooth & it prevents that elevated feedback = you were speaking about. One other way I can think of would be to use = automation. This is a bit more advanced & will require a lot more of = your time. If you are interested in that just write back & I can talk = you through the steps. Hope that helps you. Tony -----Original Message----- From: Rui Barata [mailto:rbarata@xxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 7:11 AM To: fruityloops@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [fruityloops] Reverb out of control - Help Hi I will propose you to open your FL and make the following: 1 - Create a channel with the following sound: SimSynth/Extra/wowa 2 - Starting in position 001:01:000 until 001:05:000 (1 beat, I think) = put a beat with the above-mentioned sound. 3 - Repeat step 2 starting on 005:09:000 until 005:13:000=20 4 - Play it. Now, my problem is: As you can see, before the end of the first note, = the second one starts. Due to this kind of sound, a undesirable high = level of reverberation will occurr and will increase more and more each = time this pattern will be played back. The resul will be a kind of a = feed-back. How can I control it in the end of first note so that this effect won't = occurr? Shall I gradually decrease velocity until the note end? Shall I change the waveform so that the sound become shorter and, = simultaneously, decrease the reverb level in the end of the waveform? Please keep in mind that I want to keep all the characteristics of this = sound. My problem is only how to control it to avoid this feed-back = effect. Your help will be appreciated. Thanks Rui =20 _______________________________________________________ Vizzavi Mail powered by Vodafone - http://www.vizzavi.pt Virus protected by TrendMicro - http://www.antivirus.com