Not sure if these are bugs or missing features, but here we go:
Should there be a velocity range just like there is a note range? right now it seems that the velocity of layer 1 is 100, and extra layers are 100 /n
I can think of a number of synths where something different happen at velocities above 100 ( 303 style accents for example )
Also, with a velocity range, it would be easier to capture the samples for the minimum velocity if the algo was the following:
1 layer = record the max velocity
2 layers = record max velocity and min velocity
2+ layers = record evenly spaced velocities between min and max
Since the matrix of velocity + notes quickly adds up ( and the load limit is 64 samples ), being precise when sampling velocities is probably important.
The other issue I see is that you can't name the file before recording, it's stuck to "name of the preset" but actually records directly in the root of the preset, without creating a folder first. this means you can only have a single recording per preset, since the files don't have a unique name per recording session. In my test, the files were named:
which seems like a bug.
Also when recording it would be nice to have feedback showing the name of the file being recorded as well:
Recording 1 of 4: File-036-050.wav
Recording 2 of 4: File-036-100.wav
...
Lastly, if your preset name is too long the velocity part of the filename is truncated, and files are recorded on top of each other.
Should there be a velocity range just like there is a note range? right now it seems that the velocity of layer 1 is 100, and extra layers are 100 /n
I can think of a number of synths where something different happen at velocities above 100 ( 303 style accents for example )
Also, with a velocity range, it would be easier to capture the samples for the minimum velocity if the algo was the following:
1 layer = record the max velocity
2 layers = record max velocity and min velocity
2+ layers = record evenly spaced velocities between min and max
Since the matrix of velocity + notes quickly adds up ( and the load limit is 64 samples ), being precise when sampling velocities is probably important.
The other issue I see is that you can't name the file before recording, it's stuck to "name of the preset" but actually records directly in the root of the preset, without creating a folder first. this means you can only have a single recording per preset, since the files don't have a unique name per recording session. In my test, the files were named:
Code:
Presets\Test 0004\ -036-050.wav -036-100.wav -048-050.wav -048-100.wav
Also when recording it would be nice to have feedback showing the name of the file being recorded as well:
Recording 1 of 4: File-036-050.wav
Recording 2 of 4: File-036-100.wav
...
Lastly, if your preset name is too long the velocity part of the filename is truncated, and files are recorded on top of each other.
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