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The arp works in AU
+1 to keeping the slice settings in place when swapping samples.
Maybe holding a slice setting button down while dragging on the slices would be a nice shortcut for "offset all" that wouldn't clutter the UI?
I would also get a lot of mileage with the ability to chromatically adjust slice pitches. Not sure a good way to do it without adding another button to the UI. Maybe double tap/long press on the pitch button could put it in a "Locked" state where slides adjust in increments of 1.
@VirSyn Thanks for this awesome app. Is it possible to get some record import monitoring? or an option to hear what audio is being pass through it? Maybe just a button beside the record button that allows for monitoring.
@syrupcore If you long press the pitch button, you get a quantize option. If you click it on, it will adjust chromatically.
Was talking elsewhere about how this place can be a good little research factory/focus group, this thread is a great example of that...
+1 more for keeping slice settings.
Love this app! I would love to take a week vacation and master this beast. It's not complicated or fiddly--it's just that the possibilities seem to stretch to the horizon.
@syrupcore here ya go. Just for you.
That was really helpful, Mitch. Loving your videos. Thx.
@gmslayton great tip and video on how to use pitch quantize.
Say what?? Wonderful, thank you!
Ha! Had no idea about the slice long press menu either. Big preesh, @gmslayton.
Back to the drawing board on offset all UI I guess. Though double tap could still work (I think).
You have sold me on this one, Mr Slayton.
Nice work.
I apologize if this has been addressed here and I missed it, but is it possible with the arp to have the slices automatically cut each other off, like a mono voice mode, mute-group style?
@parallaxobject Maybe try turning the release down for the slices you want muted. then play around with the Gate Time. I think you can get something to that effect.
Thanks. Definitely possible manually, though sometimes tedious, especially when you have loads of slices, and at different lengths.
Perhaps a default universal decay setting that can be overridden at individual slice? I felt myself yearning for that universal decay control in Egoist as I was playing with Reslice today.
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@gmslayton So helpful, thank you!
Great tip @gmslayton , thank you for sharing
I totally forgot to mess with pitch quant. With the number of silly toys I have around here that may be an afternoon lost. So much easier than MiniSampler in Cubasis.
I agree with you about the MiniSampler in Cubasis plus ReSlice has a lot more options for adjusting various parameters as you're making a preset and the ability to assign existing arp presets to sounds and the random function are nice too.
But with cubasis mini sampler or lyra you can load a sample and use the keyboard to create a melody instead of playing around with sliders and the arp. For randomized stuff Reslice is great but its not a replacement for mini sampler at this stage.
Errrr, where are the user presets? Just made one last night, saved it, but can't see it this morning.
Hmmmm normaly in the presets.
Agreed. I don't think a single sample in any app could replace what true samplers do across a note range. What I was getting at is that ReSlice allows me to quickly throw a sound into an arp sequence and see if it's worth pursuing more seriously. Many times what would seem like a perfect sample source just doesn't pan out after much effort.
@proto @aaronpc good points about how ReSlice isn't oriented to melody. Some creative types could probably create presets and instances of ReSlice to do so but it'd be more convoluted and less straight forward than a keyboard sampler.
@InfoCheck but what keyboard samplers are available as AU in AUM or Modstep?
what are the main features that set this apart from Samplr. I know this might be a super naive question.
the arp.
That's a surprisingly difficult question to answer. They look like they have a lot of similarities, but you would have trouble replicating the results of either one to the other. The more apt comparison would be to Egoist. If you already have Samplr, ReSlice will not be redundant. It can be more work, though.
thank you!