When I hit one of the pads on the Akai, there was a 1 second delay before the sample is heard (issue #1).

My contribution to the Deluge Dozen #1 first special online event by Synthstrom Audible on Synthstrom TV. 'Make a track in 12 mins and then jam for another 3 mins', using Deluge only to produce sounds

Details on the airing of Deluge Dozen #1 here

DELUGE DOZEN #1

DELUGE DOZEN #1

Can you say more? If I learn a parameter (say filter cutoff frequency) on clip #1 (instrument 1) and then duplicate that clip (now clip 2, instrument 1), the MIDI assignments are copied also.

* Create a synth clip, for example preset #1 and put some notes in the Clip view.

if you've got #1, 2 & 3 then numbers 1 to 150 are already in use, thus you'd want to use 151 to 202

if you've got #1, 2 & 3 then numbers 1 to 150 are already in use, thus you'd want to use 151 to 202

A 3-hour streaming festival with community live chat, streamed via YouTube, showcasing brand new, previously unseen, live performances on the Deluge from:

These sound great! Any discount for owners of #1?

If you look at the filenames on the SD card, it saves song #157 as "SONG157.XML" and song "157" as "157.XML".

This is my first liveset putting together some ideas from the deluge i had laying around. This set is called "Brain Archive". Most of the melodies are done with the Deluge. The TR8 was used…

@rohan, now that 3.0 is out, after we get a 3.0.1 that fixes the tempo drift issue, can we please, please do something about this in 3.1? 3.0 gives a ton of stuff to people who use the Deluge live an

Is there a significance to the fact I can only use sample #168 on one track? (I don't know if this is a change introduced by this firmware, but I didn't notice it before)

Problem solved. I erased all 'midiKnob' messages in the song xml, then I let the Deluge learn from scratch, that works. Midi channel #0 is channel #1. Deluge works internally from 0-15.

.. although I did have to add A1, A#1 & B1 to the kit and reload it into my song to make the midi assignments align with you previous piano (albeit an octave up)

Possible Arranger Solution #1

'C1 s' is C#1 etc