jusblaze246
Is their a way to use an echo or specifically the "EchoDoppler" effect to cause an indefinite echo on a certain part of a track mainly outro?...This
would give me time to drop the nxt track....I notice alot of songs will only have 3 or 4 beats after the lyrics end before the track ends and
therefore the echo ends as well...I would like to preserve that echo, apply a filter and back out of the volume as another track is
dropped....Hope this makes sense to someone!....lololol....Thanks as always guys =D
would give me time to drop the nxt track....I notice alot of songs will only have 3 or 4 beats after the lyrics end before the track ends and
therefore the echo ends as well...I would like to preserve that echo, apply a filter and back out of the volume as another track is
dropped....Hope this makes sense to someone!....lololol....Thanks as always guys =D
Posted Sat 26 Nov 11 @ 3:54 pm
andytaylor125
Hi, just tried it now, it's the "feedback" slider that you need, just move it all way to the right and it will loop forever. Just tried it now and around 90% seems pretty good, very long loop echo out, but does fade eventually.
Posted Sat 26 Nov 11 @ 6:05 pm
jusblaze246
thanks so much, just figured that one out myself as well....lolol
Posted Sun 27 Nov 11 @ 12:45 am
synthet1c
echo doppler can loose time if used for an extended period of time, and it can only loop 1 beat, so while it is a great effect, it's probably not ideal for what you want to do. You can map a button so it jumps back and loops the selected loop size on the skin...
loop_select 1 ? goto -1 & loop : loop_select 2 ? goto -2 & loop : loop_select 4 ? goto -4 & loop : loop_select 8 ? goto -8 & loop : loop_select 16 ? goto -16 & loop : loop_select 32 ? goto -32 & loop
this way it will loop whatever you just heard.. I didn't bother using vaues below 1 beat as they probably wont get used. Another good idea is to map it as a shifted function of your loop button, that is just..
var 'shift' ? loop_select 1 ? goto -1 & loop : loop_select 2 ? goto -2 & loop : loop_select 4 ? goto -4 & loop : loop_select 8 ? goto -8 & loop : loop_select 16 ? goto -16 & loop : loop_select 32 ? goto -32 & loop : nothing : loop
you then would need to filter out manually using a plugin, is that what you're after blaze?
loop_select 1 ? goto -1 & loop : loop_select 2 ? goto -2 & loop : loop_select 4 ? goto -4 & loop : loop_select 8 ? goto -8 & loop : loop_select 16 ? goto -16 & loop : loop_select 32 ? goto -32 & loop
this way it will loop whatever you just heard.. I didn't bother using vaues below 1 beat as they probably wont get used. Another good idea is to map it as a shifted function of your loop button, that is just..
var 'shift' ? loop_select 1 ? goto -1 & loop : loop_select 2 ? goto -2 & loop : loop_select 4 ? goto -4 & loop : loop_select 8 ? goto -8 & loop : loop_select 16 ? goto -16 & loop : loop_select 32 ? goto -32 & loop : nothing : loop
you then would need to filter out manually using a plugin, is that what you're after blaze?
Posted Sun 27 Nov 11 @ 12:47 am