hey, i'm a bit embarrassed to ask but, i haven't had much experience with this..
i have a wav file that i dragged to a program in the sts3000..
it's kinda short, and it's not my recording..
so what i want to do is create a sustain loop to that specific keygroup..
i can't seem to get the sts sample editor to work.. and the envelopes don't have that option... i tried soundforge but i couldn't find a "ping-pong effect" there..
the sample is a insert sweep effect sound, so what i want is to hold the sound at it's peak and then on it's release start the release phase, as if holding a key on a midi keyboard... but this is a wav file so the recording just stops at an unwanted time... so i'm looking for a way to edit this.. thanks in advance...
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help with sts envelopes and wav files
Easy!
Just take a look at your STS-3000 device in the routing window. You'll notice that it has 14 different outputs: (L)eft and (R)ight mix, 1-8, Mon(L/R) and Spl(L/R).
(L)eft, (R)ight and 1-8 are pretty self evident. The interesting part here are the other ones. In your case, Spl(L/R), which means Sample player (L/R). These are the ones used by the editor. Just make sure you connect those to your mixer when doing some editing. The Mon(L/R) are used to monitor the Rec(L/R) inputs when sampling.
Have Fun!
RedSun .:.
Just take a look at your STS-3000 device in the routing window. You'll notice that it has 14 different outputs: (L)eft and (R)ight mix, 1-8, Mon(L/R) and Spl(L/R).
(L)eft, (R)ight and 1-8 are pretty self evident. The interesting part here are the other ones. In your case, Spl(L/R), which means Sample player (L/R). These are the ones used by the editor. Just make sure you connect those to your mixer when doing some editing. The Mon(L/R) are used to monitor the Rec(L/R) inputs when sampling.
Have Fun!
RedSun .:.
thanks,
i got it working now...
now, how can i create a sustain loop using the sts envelopes referring to the sample?
i tried editing th env it but it doesn't make a difference.. plus i want to take that sustain loop and give it a ping-pong effect.. you know make it play forwards and reverse until release...?
thanks for all help..
i got it working now...
now, how can i create a sustain loop using the sts envelopes referring to the sample?
i tried editing th env it but it doesn't make a difference.. plus i want to take that sustain loop and give it a ping-pong effect.. you know make it play forwards and reverse until release...?
thanks for all help..
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