Alex Kerezy
Inspired
Hi,
[violin player using the Axe question]
I have some really cool presets that are ambient, that use delay fx and/or the plex delay to create a long ethereal sound ........and while I love the sounds, I can't really control the trails or the continuation of the sound.
What I want to do is to play one single note and have the lush sound ring out while I'm playing that note, but when I change the note or engage/start the next note, I want the long carrying sound of the first note to quickly die down while the lush sound of the next note starts ringing out.
In some ways, each single note I play represents a chord, and when I change notes, I'm changing chords. I will NOT always change in line with a certain tempo because in some cases I'll hold a note for two measures, and in some cases one measure or in the middle of a measure.
QUESTION: Is there any way to "trigger" anything in the axe upon changing notes?
Any suggestions here on dampening the delay repeats (aka trails) upon note changing?
Thanks
Vmusic
[violin player using the Axe question]
I have some really cool presets that are ambient, that use delay fx and/or the plex delay to create a long ethereal sound ........and while I love the sounds, I can't really control the trails or the continuation of the sound.
What I want to do is to play one single note and have the lush sound ring out while I'm playing that note, but when I change the note or engage/start the next note, I want the long carrying sound of the first note to quickly die down while the lush sound of the next note starts ringing out.
In some ways, each single note I play represents a chord, and when I change notes, I'm changing chords. I will NOT always change in line with a certain tempo because in some cases I'll hold a note for two measures, and in some cases one measure or in the middle of a measure.
QUESTION: Is there any way to "trigger" anything in the axe upon changing notes?
Any suggestions here on dampening the delay repeats (aka trails) upon note changing?
Thanks
Vmusic