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opiumeater
Member 		posted 28 February 2001 11:19         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Hi. I just recently purchased a kyma. I am totally new to this system. But so far, I love it. I am trying to build a sample based sequencer that I can change the resolution of each sample on a midi keyboard. I want it to stop when I release the key. Is there a good way to do this?

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SSC
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When you say "change the resolution", do you mean change the number of bits in a sample (to make it sound noisier)?

As for having the sequencer stop, you might get some ideas from the arpeggiators in the Kyma Sound Library.

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opiumeater
Member 		posted 28 February 2001 14:54         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
No. Change the sample to like 64 beats per measure or 128 ect. with a midi keyboard. I would like to map each sample on the keyboard as well. Is there anything like this in the sound library? Or anything I can use to make this. Its going to take me a few months just to learn the basics of the kyma.

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opiumeater
Member 		posted 28 February 2001 14:58         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Also, I meant to say stop the change of the resolution when I depress the key ( I want it to change when I press the key and hold it down) Its somthing I have wanted to do. Before I had the kyma, I used reaktor. What a waste of money that app is. It was real buggy and I couldnt ever get anything done with the CPU power I had. Im glad I now have a really good sound design system that I can do anything I want and expand more than a PC.

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opiumeater
Member 		posted 03 March 2001 23:04         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
quote:
Originally posted by SSC:
When you say "change the resolution", do you mean change the number of bits in a sample (to make it sound noisier)?

As for having the sequencer stop, you might get some ideas from the arpeggiators in the Kyma Sound Library.


I am trying to make algorithms that let you freely manipulate generated rhytyms in real time. What I want to try and build is a sequencer that is sample based and will let me quantinize the samples to 64ths and 128ths and ect.


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SSC
Administrator 		posted 03 March 2001 23:21         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Try looking at the examples in the Rhythmic Loops file in the Sampling folder of the Kyma Sound Library. There are some examples there like "shuffle-izers" that use a sequencer to sequence through a single sample. You may be able to use one of those as a starting point for what you are trying to do.

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