On Sat, 04 Jan 2003 20:43:28 -0000, you wrote: >Ok I'm a little confused about the dual voice layer thing. First >off, when you have the option of selecting one or two voices, you >select v=2 correct? OK I did that and now does this mean I'm >editing BOTH voice layers or just ONE voice layer? Basically I'm >asking if I have to edit both voices individually? Yes, they're edited individually. Remember to check the volume and pan settings for V-1 and V-2 after you pick the sounds. The volume you may want different, but since we're talking about one trigger, you want the pan setting the same. Some of them by default aren't. Like one snare may be set to L-7 and one to C. Make them the same. >Also, what are some cool things you all have done by adding two >voice layers? Thanks! I use it mostly for snares, cymbals and kick. With toms, it's hard to get a good sound because you have to play with the pitch more than you would with the aforementioned. I like to combine the [s Manycure] with loose sounding snares for a good sound. Remember there are the [S] snare sounds and the [s] snare sounds. Combining some of these make for an interesting sound. The stick sounds for your snare rim are also good candidates for mixing sounds. I also like combining the attack of the Wudpoint or dry kicks with the unmuffled kick sounds to produce something in between. Remember that by adjusting the volume levels of the two sounds, you can "mix" the sound to your liking. Here's some of my combos... V-1 s 120 Manycure V-2 S 005 Binky V-1 s 120 Manycure V-2 S 098 Steel65 V-1 S 037 Beauty V-2 S 063 Snare M V-1 S 006 MapleA50 V-2 T 051 Room 6 V-1 S 075 Amb 02 V-2 S 014 Hip Hop V-1 K 050 BDPalmer V-2 K 049 BDevolvr V-1 K 035 BD Kong1 V-2 K 002 2HedMed2 V-1 K 048 Wudpoint V-2 K 004 BD Dry1 ____________________________ Jim
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Re: [DTXpress] Dual Voice Question
2003-01-04 by Ratzo