posted 22 November 2012 20:12            

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Some observations of the evening:

A) Remember to take the Pacarana with you.
B) When trying to run 3 or more voices of polyphony, make sure you use timeindex mode rather than using the loop markers, this reduces the load massively, also as running analogue, so a 32k sample rate also helped keep the processor overhead down, sounded great in the mix. (unexpanded capy 320)
C) Whilst I can't confirm Kyma version, I can say the 320 sticks on the last frame of analysis in the editor after playback, I just tried the samples in the editor on Pacarana so pretty sure it is not file related. Sorry if this is previously fixed bug...

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posted 23 November 2012 12:50            

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Yes, the timeIndex does stick on the last frame at the end; to ensure that you don't hear a fixed timbre at the end, make sure the last frame of your analysis is silent. One way to do this is to ensure that the original sample ends with a zero amplitude.

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posted 23 November 2012 14:03            

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Ahhhhhhhh

Egg on my face. Not enough attention to the sample trimming.

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posted 27 November 2012 15:52            

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Are there any key commands for the batch analysis editor? I am particularly interested engaging loop mode from a key. This would speed up work flow dramatically.

Many thanks as always

Charlie

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