Eddy
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Keep an eye on little and logical issues, and complete functions
hope someone in New Zealand finds motivation in this thoughts, the critics is completely justified.
I am still not able to find a progressive workflow cause little things in Deluge are not brought to the end.But of course: We all love this machine and respect the work of the developers and they gave us the feeling that wishes and thoughts are listened to and yes the firmware history still gives me hope that the story is not yet at the end.
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Tips and Tricks
Long Attack Time can be realized with routing Attack to ENV1 and then turn it to negative values.
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Sampling mode with functions of “resampling” mode
Found this in another forum, maybe it can help?
_Assign one of the oscillators to Audio In.
Paint up its track with an endless Release note on a C3 pitch.
Hook up a Midi Out from the Deluge, into a Midi synced source.
Connect that source into the Deluge’s Audio Input.
Now, use the automated sampling start feature introduced in 1.3. I think you press and hold Record, and then Play when you’re ready to go.
The Deluge now triggers your midi source and starts sampling at the same time.
End the sampling as you started it, and the Deluge stops sampling as the sequencer reaches the end of the page.
This gives you perfect start and end points for any source you’re sampling this way._
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Deluge firmware V3.0.0 released
@hxlps said:
I can't figure how the "SHARE" repeat mode works since the 3.0 update. It doesn't work as in previous firmware versions, and the manual hasn't been updated on this matter. Is it an intentional change or a bug ?oh yes, the mysterious "SHARE" repeat mode ....hope it will be explained
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Copy/paste drums in drum kit
+1 for that!
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Count In recording
I have a Kit with only Klicks onbeat that I mute when I don´t need it - but of course you are right that this is far away from a "Count In REC" that other machines have got,