emusonacid! legacy

Can anyone explain to me what the glide settings do exactly on da emu.
Obviously its changing the pitch but i would like to know a little more about what its doing exactly.

Safe

Glide happens when uyou hit one note (C2) and then hit another note (C3)

The sounds will raise from the original to the latter, as opposed to just playing two seperate notes. The amount of glide you have set determines how exagerated the sound is

TIP: Glide also works if you have muted notes added to your score.

EG: sounded notes C2 C4 C2 C4 C2 C4
muted notes -------->E2 C3 E2 C3 E2


you can get alot of interesting effects this way =)

It's basically another name for the use of portamento but with extra thrills.

Think of it that way. Glide or portamento is like pitch bend, but the difference is that you involve the notion of time to specify how long the transition from note A to B should last as opposed to that of tempo of the transition from A to B with pitch bend.

Fran?ois

Thanx for the tips, it was pretty much what i thought anyway just had to make sure.
Salted

i must be doing something wrong. i have played with this and knew about the muted note thing for sometime.. but i can't get the damn thing to bend down. or is it up.... well i can only seem to get the emu to glide one way. any idea, am i setting something wrong. what typical settings are you guys using?

When I use this it glides between all notes. Is there a way to get it to glide between some notes and not others?

:edit: duh, just noticed the glide parameter in the cords section, god I love this fucking machine

is gliding like pitch shifting? like the bassline or reece of some sort, which is the end of the 4th or 8th bar in dnb tunes...

a tip for peeps that have not used glide before

load in a nice synth loop of some kind
try this in cords
vel+ / glide 100%
tap c3

now hold down c2 or c1

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