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Ralph [RZ]
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Bill,
I just sent you a fixed version of your arrangement. The problem was the muted/locked bar behind the ending. This forces Jamstix to be quiet in that bar so you can't hear the downbeat kick/crash.
Simply leave bars behind an ending un-muted and unlocked. Jamstix will play the ending, the downbeat kick/crash and then be silent.
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billv
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 8:43 pm Post subject: |
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Ralph:
Great! Thanks for taking a look. I will give it a try as soon as I can.
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billv
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 8:14 am Post subject: |
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Ralph:
I gave the FXP a try and see what you are talking about. I now have endings! Woo-hoo!
Thanks again for the help.
Bill |
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imekon
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| billv wrote: | | chardin wrote: | Bill,
Please share how you got Jamstix to get progressively busier. I really like how the tune opens with just simple off beat cymbal work and the occasional snare and kick. |
I created an automation envelope in my host (FL Studio) that is linked to Jamstix MIDI Automation velocity parameter. I then drew an envelope that controls the velocity setting in the Jamstix arrangement. The higher the velocity, the busier the playing.
Bill |
That's a neat trick! Tried it myself, quite a dramatic difference.
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