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Hi,

And I think we should welcome ladies on new "technologies interests"
because there aren't that many involved... Well done Sam Greene You're
"SUPER GREENE"...
He heee...
Usually girls just want to sing or play an instrument...and have no further
interests in music technologies...
So congratulations Natalia... Nice Continuation in the wonderful world of
Electronic music and other music technologies...
Now I have to ask, are there a lot of girls interested in this kind
of subject on this forum?

Best regards,
Moren.

-----Original Message-----
From: Sam Greene [mailto:sagreene@...]
Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 12:51 AM
To: logic-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [LUG] [GEN] squarepusher drum programming thread


> Uh...yeah...not to turn this into a "Me too!" thread,
> but I was a bit lost in the description of how to
> achieve this effect.  Can anyone put up a really basic
> example .lso file with the environment changes and
> maybe a basic track programmed that we could try the
> effect with?  Purty pleaze?

Natalia,

I'll send you the one I made last night when i get home-this should be a fun
weekend playing with all this stuff.

To make it:
make a new enviornment layer
new mapped instrument
new fader->special->switch
a couple delays
an arppegiator sp?

link them together in that order and then cntrl-click on the output of the
arp
then you can select an output--I used an audio instrument

one cable will go into your switch, and then you can have as many as you
like going to different delays, so when you click the switch you will get a
different delay.

In the mapped instrument, you can specify which keys/notes go to which
cables, so your snare can go to one delay(or set of delays) and then your hi
hat can go to another.  To simplify, you can replace the mapped inst. with a
regular one.