SFZ ocillator on

Ok here's what ;)+)

I have 5 single cycle wave tables I know work in Rapture ;)+)

So I want to map these out.

<region> sample= Growl1.wav oscillator=on lokey=c0 hikey=c3

<region> sample= Growl2.wav ocillator=on lokey=c2 hikey=c4

<region sample= Growl3.wave ocillator=on lokey=c3 hikey=c5

I'm thinking I have something out of order here? Is it <group> that I need?

I re-ran this and got what I believe was the map ;)+) So I got it to work but I still have a question please Rene, Is there a way to ease into a new wave file? How to say? If growl2 wave starts at c2 is there a way to have the 2 wav start at a lower volume and then top out at key center which would be c3 and then drop out at c4. A volume/amplitude curve if you will? Please SIR?

BTW= I AM REALLY EXCITED about what I just did. On one element, I loaded 4 single cycle wave files mapped out to a keymapped region.

I HAVE GOT TO SAY ;)+) Rapture is gonna kick some serrious but here. And SFZ's GONNA BE THE MANAGER.

You can assign a region of the keyboard to serve as crossfade between two wavetables, samples, or combination between them. This is known as "Keyboard Crossfading Regions".

The example below, will "morph" a saw into a square in the C4~C5 range. Combining crossfade with lokey/hikey, you can crossfade the whole world.

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// sfz definition file
/// copyright rgc:audio 2004
/// -------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// Test group: crossfade
/// Test purpose: Wavetable crossfade between c4 and c5

<group>
xf_keycurve=gain
oscillator=on

<region>
sample=008 - square mini.wav
xfin_lokey=c4 xfin_hikey=c#5

<region>
sample=016 - saw mini.wav
xfout_lokey=c4 xfout_hikey=c#5



BTW, keep in mind that there's a limit for the number of regions you can crossfade.
Ah no, sorry. There's no limit.


-René

AT; Just jump in, the waters fine, if ya get stuck Chad and Rene are here to help ;)+)

Thanks guys, It's back at it tonight. Man I dig this stuff ;)+) The possibilities are endless. You guys rock!!!

Well Chad ;)+) I tried to spread out your hack. Didn't take much and the tables got louder and louder.

Now I also tried Rene's. It was smooth. and when I spread the crossfade region out it still worked good. I know where I went wrong.

<group>
<region> sample=[yoursample1here].wav
lokey=c2 hikey=b2
If you change the b2 then the thing takes off. And man did it get loud. I still have it and well, I'm thinking there is something about it worth holding on to. It's just I know now what not to change and why. Oh and I snagged your 40zip. Sounds like major fun.