Re: [Linuxsampler-devel] Gigasampler and Key Groups

[Vladimir S. <ha...@so...>]

Guys,

I think we have already discussed this topic of "simply killing" the 
voice back when we were talking about voice stealing.
Is it just a quick release and if so where do we get timing parameters 
for it? Any ideas?
Can the same mechanism be used for voice stealing?

Regards,
Vladimir.

Sebastien Metrot wrote:

> Hi Christian :-)
>
> What you call keygroups is usualy refered to as exclusive groups. What 
> you have to do is to simply kill the currently playing voice of an 
> exclusive group when the user starts playing a new voice on the same 
> group. (Of course you have to take care of the potential click and 
> fade out the rendering). You can picture this as a monophonic sub 
> layer inside a layer...
>
> Sebastien
>
>
> Christian Schoenebeck wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I started to implement key groups (important for drum patches and 
>> monophonic instruments) in LS today, but it seems I haven't 
>> understood completely Gigasampler's concept regarding keygroups yet.
>>
>> I implemented it that way today: if a key is triggered then I'll 
>> check if there's another key active in the same key group and if so I 
>> trigger the release process of the voices on the other key. Now I 
>> tested it with the free natural studio drumkit:
>>
>> http://www.naturalstudio.co.uk/ns_kit.html
>>
>> and it sounds like the key group mechanism isn't working at all; 
>> reason: the hihats (which use the key group feature) usually use a 
>> very, very long release time. So the question is, should I simply 
>> override the official release time when I release a voice due to a 
>> keygroup conflict? If yes what release time should I use? I simply 
>> can't find additional patch informations for this in the gig format. 
>> Maybe I have overlooked something?
>>
>> I'd appreciate If somebody could enlighten me!
>>
>> CU
>> Christian
>>
>>
>>  
>>
>
>
>
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