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[paspallum]

Hi Jammers
I personally like the accents for the snare rather than using a fill... I feel that they sound more like a drummer... and more subtle...

I know thay can be inserted into an arrangement... but it is tricky and a bit of a task...

I myself would like to see these accents available to be used much the same way as how we can use a Fill or Intro now...

You could just click on the pattern in the arrange TAB and select an accent and add it....simple (yeah ok... I know... I don't have to write the code!)

Are there any other Jammers out there who would be intersted or use this function??

Paspallum

[Podianer]

I am!

Max

[dinoman]

Absolutely!

Geoff

[SpaceCustard]

A very good idea.

[RockMe]

Me to if its not to musch work

[acabreira]

You can do it on your own without too much work: copy the snare *.raf files which are in the \jamstix\accents folder to another place; rename them to something easy to identify later, like adding an ´F´ in the beggining of the name (you don´t even have to rename them, but I believe they´ll be easier to locate in the fills list); open the files in a text editor and where is written ´Type=Snare´, change to ´Type=Fill'; add a ´0´ in the end of ID numbers (just a suggestion, rule is that no two accents can share ID number); save them and place them in the \jamstix\folder (don´t change their extension).

If you do that, next time you open Jamstix you´ll have fills that are versions of the snare accents. You can do the same with toms accents. Well, you might find it too much work, but you just have to do it once, and snare accents aren´t these much (30 more or less). I haven´t done this yet cause I don´t care using snare accents in the rhythm tab.

[Doc]

This is a very good idea! Thanks for sharing!

[prosodio]

Hi ACabreira, I like your editor very much. Is there any way to program quarter triplets or eight triplets in the drum editor? Maybe writing them by hand....

Greetings

[acabreira]

If you mark in a panel (kick, snare, etc) 1st row-1st event / 2nd row-3rd event / 2nd row-5th event then you have a quarter triplet. You see, whenever you have three events separate by 8 ticks you´ll have one quarter triplet.

Marking three consecutive events in the 2nd row of any panel gives you eight triplets.

Please correct me if I´m wrong, I´ve never been too good with notation

[prosodio]

Hi, to know the distace betwee notes you have to divide all the notes in one measure by the number of beats in that measure (in this case:4), so 16th= 16/4=4 There are 12 eight triplets in one measure, so: 12/4=3. To write eight triplets the notes should be:0,3,6,9... But When I write these numbers in the text editor they disappear. I think there´s a little bug too, if I write two fills, I got a message from cubase sx wich says: the second fill is assigned to the first one. Does it happen to anyone? Thank you.

Greetings

[Ralph [RZ]]

[prosodio]

I understand, resolution is the key.... but I´m unable to change it. And the other thing I asked to Acabreira about saving different fills and when I start cubase it shows a message "fill nº2 is directed to fill nº1" so both fills become the same. Did it happen to you, Raph? Sorry, I don´t pretend to seem a heavy guy, but just waiting to a midi-to-raf feature (maybe jamstix2...) and Acabreira´s program is close to what I want.

Thanks for your kind answers, Ralph

Greetings

[Ralph [RZ]]

"Fill is directed to fill" sounds odd. Please take a screenshot of the error and send it to support[at]rayzoon.com or write down the exact wording.
Thanks!
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Ralph Zeuner
Rayzoon Technologies LLC
http://www.rayzoon.com

[prosodio]

Sorry Ralph, I was doing wrong, I was saving raf and jac files only with a name user, deleting ID30000, ID30001.... Now it works nice.

Thanks again

[acabreira]