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03-07-2021, 04:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-10-2021, 02:42 AM by Karlo.)
I have a pattern with a bunch of different notes spaced every quarter note. Trigger is 40 for each note
table on row00
Table
Speed 06
Type Loop
Range 00 > +0C
Allow notes D, F, G#
... it only plays those notes, but I can hear the table cycling through the quantized value on the decay in-between my quarter notes.
I can hear the table quantizing/changing pitch to the tails of my notes, how do I make it stop so It holds the quantized value until a new trigger?
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Bumping because I editing this for help because I'm still struggling with quantizing.
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I think you could either shorten your decay, or if this is not feasible - then run the pitch CV out into a sample and hold, and mult the trigger out into the SandH trigger in and your envelope. I believe that should sample the CV only when you have a trigger, and not let the changing CV in...
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03-11-2021, 03:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-11-2021, 05:57 PM by mgd.)
Maybe you can describe more precisely what you actually did, what you expect precisely and what happens.
From the above I basically understand "you have notes that are correctly quantized as designed but there are strange artefacts".
Is that what happens?
Kind regards,
Michael
PS: I've tried to replicate your findings and the only setting, that created something remotely resembling your description was when I had set "quantize" to "coin". That basically went away when I inceased the time to 24 (4*6 or 18 in hex).
Is that what you do?
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As a potential alternative, I believe (but have not double-checked the exact mechanics) you could clock the table from FX. Might be worth a look if you want to get fancier and/or can’t afford to tie up an automator, etc.