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DRUMS => Spark => Spark Users Community => Topic started by: rodanmusic on August 27, 2012, 06:53:47 pm
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Can someone please explain how the layering process for samples works in Spark. There is hardly any information on it in the manual.
I tried getting two drums to play together each on their own layers but couldn't get it to work as I assumed it would
Is there a way to eq specific layers?
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Can someone please explain how the layering process for samples works in Spark. There is hardly any information on it in the manual.
I tried getting two drums to play together each on their own layers but couldn't get it to work as I assumed it would
The layer are based on velocity.
Lower layer for lower velocity, higher layer for higher velocity.
Is there a way to eq specific layers?
no
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So there is no way to have the sample layers play regardless of the velocity so that you can create a singular kick drum from multiple drum samples?
As of now my workflow basically goes as follows:
use battery 3 to adjust each sample layer's individual adsr and pitch envelopes. Output the results of each to their own mixer channel where I can eq each individual layer and then finally send the results of that to a buss channel where I do overall compression and leveling.
Then I have to bounce that and import it back into spark.
How are other people doing this? Is there an easier way?
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In the upcoming version you will be able to stack the layer.
However you wont be able to EQ each layer individually.
Kevin
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Awesome I can't wait! That will be extremely useful for me :)
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Sounds good, Kevin.. Im still hoping for an August release of the next version :)
ta,
Paul