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Member 		posted 17 January 2010 17:05         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

Set1.kym
 
sorry for the stupid question, but how could I get some kbd soundfiles into a multiset with different midichannels and different audio outputs without using timeline? i've tried to build one set but it doesn't seem to work.

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Administrator 		posted 17 January 2010 17:49         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
One way would be to start with an Output4 or Output8 (depending on how many output channels you have).

In each of Out1..8, you could put a MIDIVoice. Each MIDIVoice could be set to respond to a different MIDI channel.

In each MIDIVoice, you could use a KeyMappedMultiSample.

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Member 		posted 18 January 2010 13:48         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

set2.kym
 
thank you! but could take a look at my set2 in the attachement. instrument tom sounds quietly and i don't know why.

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Administrator 		posted 19 January 2010 10:22         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
It's difficult to tell without having your analysis files (when I substituted a cello and trombone analysis, it was not too soft, for example). Some things you could try:

* In the MIDIVoice, set Left and Right parameters to the value 1.
* In the SumOfSines, try lengthening the OnDuration

When you play "Tom" by itself and trigger it from a keyboard, does it sound ok on its own?

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yes,when I play "Tom" by itself and trigger it from a keyboard, it sounds ok. it uses the main outs, right? I tried to set left and right to 1 and it sounds a littele bit louder but it's ok. thank you.

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Administrator 		posted 24 January 2010 13:14         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
"it uses the main outs, right?"

From the DSP menu, when you select Status, then click Configure in the DSP Status window, then select Route Outputs, you will see how the Kyma output channels are mapped to the outputs of your audio interface.

Another thing to check is in the Edit menu, select Preferences, then click Speaker Placement... to see where Kyma thinks the speakers are placed relative to the listener.

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