Re: [MoAccess] Efficiency in the Wave editor.
- From: Kevin Reeves <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: MoAccess@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:28:40 -0400
Ok. I believe I've successfully created 4 waveforms, 1 per layer that
encompasses the entire keyboard and has the correct key and velo ranges. Thanks
for all your help. My last question is this.
How do I take those 4 waveforms and tell the editor to combine them into 1
voice so I can save it out and load it into the mo? Thanks so much.
Kevin
On Apr 15, 2012, at 2:15 PM, Edu Camargo wrote:
> Ok, I found the problem.
>
> The problem is, Motif Waveform Editor can't handle things the way we
> expected. Since we are trying to create a waveform comprised of many samples
> and several velocity ranges, The Waveform Editor will have problems
> understanding it, because certain samples are actually in the same root key.
> To use the "split around roots" function, the samples selected contiguously
> should literally have diferent root keys. For example, the first selected
> sample is E1, the next selected sample should be f#1, and so on. This of
> course won't optimize things as we'd like them to be.
>
> The situation here leads us to a solution that, specifically to this set of
> guitar samples we have to think a little bit. For melodic instruments, the
> ideal thing for Motif XS is to skip the velocity stuff on the waveform stage
> and create a waveform for each dynamic. This gives you the possibility to
> make velocity limit adjustments when creating a voice comprised of these
> samples, because you have 8 elements to work with. Also, each waveform on
> Motif XS has a limit of 128 keybanks, so for example, if you wanted to create
> a full mapped piano waveform with velocity limits on the keybanks you'd be in
> trouble any way. The problem with these guitars is that not all notes are
> mapped with the same number of velocities, as you might know.
>
> The use of velocity ranges on waveforms is better suitable for drum samples,
> since we don't have 8 elements to deal with on drumkits.
>
> At least my explanations went all the way to where it should be. But we found
> some limitation here. Anyway Motif XS has limits on its architecture and we
> have to adapt things. So don't worry, it's not your fault. I'm just sorry
> because I missed out on these issues. Should have paied more atention.
>
> Em 15/4/2012 09:10, Kevin Reeves escreveu:
>>
>> Hey man. Here's the link. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6464703/Guitar%20Test.X0W
>>
>> At the time of this writing, it's currently uploading to dropbox, but it
>> should be live by the time you see this.
>>
>> I really appreciate you helping me with all of this. You rock man.
>>
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