to stop aliasing you need to keymap backwards
rather than forwards so downsampling via downtranspose rather than uptransposing
which will cause aliasing as the frequency content goes double and causes
overtones
so when creating keymaps the root key is always top
key for that multisample
i do it like this
c1 root top key c1 low key c-1
c2 root top key c2 low key c#1
and so on
i do this for what ever the root note
is
you can get away with 1 sample but the problem is
that when you do this the further the wavesample gets away from root the slower
it becomes and you lose the transient
anyway i create these wavetables for many synths
and samplers and you can create pwm sound by using 2 of the same same octave
apart and pitch modulate the one sample by a very small amount and by adding
chorus detune setting on the both you can get very thick none static
sounds
here are some of my single cycles in a korg t
series pcm synth this is digital so no res filters unlike the emax
i also produce then for john bowens solaris
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Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2014 1:46
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Subject: Re: [emax] single
cycles....
You have to set splits and original keys. one for each wave /
octave. When you set the keyboard splits and original key of the sample it
will automatically map.
On Feb 1, 2014 5:15 PM, <
mrdazobee@...> wrote:
I am new to the possibilities of single cycles for my emax 1. I am trying
to fully understand the process.I have downloaded the single cycles from the
file section,which contains the octave notes A1 to A6.I now have the notes
A1 to A6 in my sampler,but what I don't understand is how to get the notes
inbetween,like A# - B - C
and so on.Can anyone shed any light?
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