Monkberry
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Also tried on MacMini (2014) running El Capitan 10.11.2 on Safari and same problem. Purchase button doesn't advance to the purchase page. I'm in New York.Thank you for the information and I am glad you like it!
Also tried on MacMini (2014) running El Capitan 10.11.2 on Safari and same problem. Purchase button doesn't advance to the purchase page. I'm in New York.Thank you for the information and I am glad you like it!
Hi! If you want to add a pitch bend control to pads, click on the Edit button (wrench in the top left corner), click "Mod" under "Source", and Add modulator -> External Sources -> pitch bend.What do I need to do to be able to use the pitch bend?
Exactly one week, until the 3rd of December inclusive.How long is the sale on for ?
Exactly one week, until the 3rd of December inclusive.
Hi, I am afraid not. FastSpring's price includes your country's VAT, if that is what you meant
Theoretically, you could send $49+20%VAT to my PayPal, but if you are saving every penny, I respect that and do not want to see the world through numbers. Therefore, I would like to encourage you to wait for another opportunity sometime in the future instead when £3 does not make a significant difference to you - or simply save it for later!
Best,
Patrik
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy the library!2nd after playing with it for a bit the sounds are brilliant and I'm definitely going to have some fun using the library
No, you are not missing something, no one (including me) has noticed that so far. I have made some changes to that single patch and now you can download it again using the link in your FastSpring's e-mail.And finally how does Pedal Noise work ? I'm probably missing something but it seems there's no keys highlighted to indicate audio on them ?
Yes, I was notified about that in the testing phase before the library release. Turns out, this is caused by DAW sending CC64 signal, not the library. Now that I'm thinking about it, I could start a listener on transpose start and skip every controller callback which occurrence is less than 10ms or so. So good news, that should be doable!I keep getting random pedal up and down noise when I'm not even playing my track in my DAW.
The idea was to keep the interface of Main patch fairly minimal and fitting all the controls to such small space was challenging (which is why I encourage users to use separate patches for more control), but if it is incredibly important to have an additional on/off control in UI (because I don't think I could fit extra sliders there), sure, why not.It would also be nice to have the option to reduce pedal noise in the main patch as well.
Thank you so much! It's just that it is much easier to have everything in one patch. You could put the extra functions at the wrench bar menu that you have. No worries, take your time. Your library is good!Hi again and thank you for the feedback!
Yes, I was notified about that in the testing phase before the library release. Turns out, this is caused by DAW sending CC64 signal, not the library. Now that I'm thinking about it, I could start a listener on transpose start and skip every controller callback which occurrence is less than 10ms or so. So good news, that should be doable!
The idea was to keep the interface of Main patch fairly minimal and fitting all the controls to such small space was challenging (which is why I encourage users to use separate patches for more control), but if it is incredibly important to have an additional on/off control in UI (because I don't think I could fit extra sliders there), sure, why not.
Thanks for the input again - do you mind if I do the changes during the weekend? I'm going through quite a busy week
Best,
Patrik