Can you elaborate a bit more? If it’s Dust that you’re referring to and that’s playing a single pitch sound, the midi that’s getting inputed INTO Dust is acting as a trigger but not as a traditional sampler that plays a single file in different pitches depending on the MIDI information it is getting inputed. So it goes as Reaktor (Spiral Sequencer) -> Sent out to 6 separate scale plugins -> those are then sent back to Dust so they would trigger the different sound emitters (nodes). You can see them being different colors. If you want to change the pitch of the nodes you are able to do it separately and manually for each one but I do not know if you could make them responsive to the midi information you are sending it.
Dope!
I can’t play a pitch up and down the midi keyboard of any sample. It just always triggers 1 note only
Any idea ?
Can you elaborate a bit more?
If it’s Dust that you’re referring to and that’s playing a single pitch sound, the midi that’s getting inputed INTO Dust is acting as a trigger but not as a traditional sampler that plays a single file in different pitches depending on the MIDI information it is getting inputed.
So it goes as Reaktor (Spiral Sequencer) -> Sent out to 6 separate scale plugins -> those are then sent back to Dust so they would trigger the different sound emitters (nodes). You can see them being different colors.
If you want to change the pitch of the nodes you are able to do it separately and manually for each one but I do not know if you could make them responsive to the midi information you are sending it.
Does it sound really good or is that just me?