Fading in samples

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dze
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Fading in samples

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Hi Just acquired a new Sp404 and have been playing with it since! it's a nice toy, simple to use and nice effects.

one question, is it possible to fader in the volume of each sample i want to play or fader out sample one by one?

it would be really great is there's such a 'hidden' function.

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wax inspektor
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Re: Fading in samples

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subsonic effect... pretty raw but does the job...

ctrl 1+2 all to the right.... ctrl3 is your 'fader'

if you want to mix samples you need to resample the samples with the fades on though....


you also could use the isolator but i'm not sure how to screw 3 potis at the same time...
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Re: Fading in samples

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subsonic effect is what i do, too, normally.

but depending on the sample (and what yr trying to do) you can also resample the sound with reverb and let the tail fade out. then you reverse that resampled sound, so the reverb tail worx as fade in. also raw, but it worx.

obviously, you can also just do the fade in on sample (like, adjust the record level as yr sampling). but that requires you knowing yr gonna want it to fade in.
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