Logan18
I am using Mix Lab V3.1 skin.
Keyboard keys F1 - F12 are assigned to different samples and on the press of each of these buttons respective sample plays.
Question1: Only when I press F1, loopsampler on the skin shows the progress of the sample, however when I press F2, F3 etc sample does play but I cannot see the progress of the sample. Is this possible to see on this skin?
Question2: There are some samples I do not want to loop. So I have it unticked under SAMPLER. However when I restart VDJ ever samples become looped (Loop ticked) again. Is there any setting I am missing here, please.
Regards
Keyboard keys F1 - F12 are assigned to different samples and on the press of each of these buttons respective sample plays.
Question1: Only when I press F1, loopsampler on the skin shows the progress of the sample, however when I press F2, F3 etc sample does play but I cannot see the progress of the sample. Is this possible to see on this skin?
Question2: There are some samples I do not want to loop. So I have it unticked under SAMPLER. However when I restart VDJ ever samples become looped (Loop ticked) again. Is there any setting I am missing here, please.
Regards
geposted Thu 21 Apr 11 @ 3:16 am
Support staff
The loop sampler on the skin only shows the status of the current selected sample. Pressing F1, F2, etc. will trigger the appropriate sample number directly and will not change the current selected sample.
If you wanted it to also change the selected sample, go to CONFIG -> Mappers -> Keyboard and change each mapping for the F keys to following:
sampler N select & sampler N play_stop
(Where N is the appropriate sample number.)
The loop status is stored in the sample file itself, so if you don't want them to loop, you will need to save the sample after turning off loop. Click on the bullet button at the top of the appropriate sample slot and choose Save.
If you wanted it to also change the selected sample, go to CONFIG -> Mappers -> Keyboard and change each mapping for the F keys to following:
sampler N select & sampler N play_stop
(Where N is the appropriate sample number.)
The loop status is stored in the sample file itself, so if you don't want them to loop, you will need to save the sample after turning off loop. Click on the bullet button at the top of the appropriate sample slot and choose Save.
geposted Thu 21 Apr 11 @ 6:51 am
Logan18
thanks for the very clear response.
geposted Fri 22 Apr 11 @ 2:55 am