quoting Benno Senoner:
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> Anyway I have a question now to you drummers / experts in drumsets on samplers.
>
> You know that when you play a drum set, pressing first the open hihat key and
> then the closed hihat key, will cause the open hihat to stop abruptly even if
> you did not released the open hihat key yet.
> I plan to include this feature or drumsets will not get very usable.
> But I need suggestions what kind of features traditional samples have in this
> area.
> eg. Would it be ok to say: the press of key Z will stop note triggered by key
> X and Y.
> Would this be ok ? So that every key press can stop n other notes arbitrarily
> choses.
do you mean these relationships could be set by the user?
Or fixed with each sample set?
Is it planned to be able to import different sample formats?
(sorry if I missed that before)
I guess personally I'd prefer to be able to set that sort
of thing up or ignore it depending on the circumstances
(the drummer has two hi-hats!)
> What does mean stopping a note ?
> Normall the open HiHat when you release the key will decay relatively slow,
> but stopping it abruptly (eg when you press the closed hihat, the open sample
> stops playing without any decay) does not seem the perfect solution to me.
the sound of the closed hat is in effect the sound of the open
hat closing/stopping so it seems ok to me.
Cheers
John
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