Tempo Sync Tremolo/Pan?

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steelyphil
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Tempo Sync Tremolo/Pan?

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Any way to do this? Or Tempo sync other effects, like phaser?
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Re: Tempo Sync Tremolo/Pan?

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Stupid question? Or impossible? Somebody HALP!
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Re: Tempo Sync Tremolo/Pan?

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yes - you need to have a Pattern playing first (see my tips in SPI re: dummy patterns) at the tempo you want

then the effects that can sync (not 100% sure if tremelo is one of them, i rarely use that) will sync to the patterns BPM

otherwise they will use the sample's bpm (which is generally some WTF arbitrary number)


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but you still cant resample or use it for much other than live stuff or recording into something else right? because you cant resample while the pattern is running?? or does the effect stay the same after you turn off the pattern?

too many questions i should just try it
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Re: Tempo Sync Tremolo/Pan?

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Hmm... It seems tremolo/pan isn't affected by the pattern's bpm or the sample's bpm. Weak...
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damn....ah well, just tune that shit by ear, it'll get easier as you get more practice :o
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Re: Tempo Sync Tremolo/Pan?

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sometimes you have to make a few resamples, then play them in order so they pan in time with your track. ive done it a few times when i want something to go left to right. just try to keep the rhythm in your head and time the effect right
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