simeon
Axe-Master
the title of this thread should really be how to DISGUISE latency on down shifted patches...
tracking forward from this discussion here - http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/57144-preset-75-latency-wtf.html
Gira said "But... If we could have a variable mix that drops to 0% only on the attack of a sound, the player could feel less latency. I have no idea about how to detect the attack of all the notes..."
which got me thinking....
so i did an experiment where i dropped a pitch block in front of an amp downtuned by a tone. i set pitch source to "local poly" and reduced tracking to about 3, which is what i would normally do.
then i dropped a volume block in parallel to the pitch block and attached the "volume" param to the adsr
i then set the adsr to open the volume parameter for 2.6ms, which is just enough to let some of the attack portion of each chord through
it seems to work ok!
now this wouldn't be any good for superfast shredding, because it's tricky to get the adsr to reset on every new note, but for slower rockier rhythm playing it seems to work fine
patch attached for your amusement....
tracking forward from this discussion here - http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/57144-preset-75-latency-wtf.html
Gira said "But... If we could have a variable mix that drops to 0% only on the attack of a sound, the player could feel less latency. I have no idea about how to detect the attack of all the notes..."
which got me thinking....
so i did an experiment where i dropped a pitch block in front of an amp downtuned by a tone. i set pitch source to "local poly" and reduced tracking to about 3, which is what i would normally do.
then i dropped a volume block in parallel to the pitch block and attached the "volume" param to the adsr
i then set the adsr to open the volume parameter for 2.6ms, which is just enough to let some of the attack portion of each chord through
it seems to work ok!
now this wouldn't be any good for superfast shredding, because it's tricky to get the adsr to reset on every new note, but for slower rockier rhythm playing it seems to work fine
patch attached for your amusement....
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