Is there a way to do artifical RRs via pitch shift in script?
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What I'm thinking is going through the same RR group but pitch shifting the lower sample up and pitch shifting the upper sample down to get them at the same pitch. The workaround I found is to just have 3 RR groups with the same samples and pitch shift accordingly with the sample editor. But, I was wondering if there's a quicker way to do this with a script processor? I looked at the documentation and saw something like addPitchFade and I tried getting it with a sampler but I just couldn't get anything to work
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@boim98208 I think it can be done with the event programming. So that when you note on, you ignore that note, and create instead your own artificial note event but you add some fine tune pitch to the note message.
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Yes it can be done with scripting, I have a script module on github somewhere that does this. But doing it directly in the sampler as you have done is perfectly fine and is easier.
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@griffinboy could you send an example of what you mean? Also, this would be in the script processor of a midi processor, right?
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@David-Healey Is it really easier?
I feel with a script I can just copy and paste that and be done with it -
@boim98208 said in Is there a way to do artifical RRs via pitch shift in script?:
Is it really easier?
It's easier than writing the script. It's only a few clicks in the sample editor.
Once you have the script then loading it as an external script is easier.