gnozo

Thanks for your response ! You made me very happy ! It just worked, yay , got to dive into it now !

I must have not done things properly because now it works ! You're a life saver.

I thought the Deluge was supposed to print stg onscreen on startup (recognizes the hosting / hookup / mounting), ine said nothing.

Again big thanks

@dzaxy said:
i dont know if you have sorted this yet but mine works great if you have it set up right your minilab3 should be powerd by deluge and will light up there is some good youtube videos on doing it anyway you have to use the midi learn button the hold midi learn and press the audition key and a key on the keyboard this will set up the keyboard you can also link the drumpads to any drum sound . for the other parameters use the shift funktions to access them and hold midi learn and move fader of knob on the minilab 3 hope this helps im loving this combo

@Too_Mere said:
If you tune to further extremes you’re sure to hear it. If the sample’s range is too large you can insert a sample range with shift + horizontal knob and load the same sample next to it. Then as long as each note has its own sample (even if samples are reused in neighboring ranges) each note can have separate oscillator tuning.

Hi there !
Believe it or not, I still didn't get the jist of it. Today I recorded around 100 semi-tones / notes to make a larger "multisample" pack. I'm reading your suggestion again, and somehow got it to work, although i met several bugs on the way.

Here is in detail what I've been doing :

-create new synth / load / multisample
-select audition pad for note I want to detune + press "transpose"
->transposing affects all notes

Going back to your suggestion, "master transpose" might have been the issue so I tried harder. In the OLED screen it seems like my notes are not all loaded, which is odd since i loaded a folder containing them; so it must be a "range" problem.

While "Shift + select knob" (rather than horizontal) does create note ranges, I end up with many notes not producing sound, as if the machine had not been told where to find the notes in the first place. Saved the synth, rebooted the machine, now I managed to detune the notes I wanted to.

I'm curious about the possibility of making whole microtuned instrument with your method by using only one sample, but guessing these tough times will pass once the "altered scales" feature + scala files will live.

Wondering how multisample instrument + altered scales would interact with upcoming round robin feature.