Amplitude Crossfade Tutorial

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Amplitude Crossfade Tutorial

Postby ezman » Tue Sep 09, 2003 9:53 pm

Man this almost killed me.

http://www.emusonacid.co.uk/tutorials/

The crossfade tutorial is here. Feedback is appreciated. It's been quite difficult to do but hopefully someone will understand me!

Have a go. There's a sample to download as well. It's probably not the best example sound to use so feel free to choose your own. Don't worry though you should hear the crossfade effect clearly as long as it's a pretty longish sample (or preferably a loop).
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Postby sampleandhold » Wed Sep 10, 2003 4:57 am

it said the page or whatever is under construction... but cool. i like how you made the webpage look like the emu screen of the 5000 ultra. so cool. :thumbs:
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Postby ezman » Wed Sep 10, 2003 7:17 am

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Postby sampleandhold » Thu Sep 11, 2003 5:12 am

that is cool man. i am going to download those samples later on. and mess around with them. i was trying to get this to work on time about a year ago, but i couldn't quite get it. so now i can. very good
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Has anybody tried this yet!!!

Postby ezman » Mon Sep 15, 2003 6:39 pm

Wonder if it makes any sense :shock: If not let me know what needs improving.

I will post up some examples of sounds you can get soon.... :slayer:
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Postby JD » Fri Oct 10, 2003 11:10 am

Nice 1 mate

will try this later...........

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Postby bendjo » Sat Apr 10, 2004 1:11 am

Thanks for the cool tutorial. I do have a question. I downloaded the dusty sample and I am now at the following step that requests that I put both samples in preset. The sample I downloaded contains only one sample. Should I duplicate the sample and load it twice into the Emu?
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Postby ezman » Sat Apr 10, 2004 11:29 am

You only need the one. Get a loop going with it in loop editor. Then in your new preset you should have v1 using dusty, then create a new voice v2 and assign it to the same sample. No need to duplicate. You'll just be transposing the sample +12 in one voice (v1) - any more questions let me know. I don't think anybody else has actually done the tutorial :cry: :cry: :???:
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the tutorial is wicked seen.....

Postby Keety3weight » Thu Dec 29, 2005 3:50 pm

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Yo EZMAN,

wicked tutorial, works great. I come from an AKAI background so your step-by-step has helped me endlessly :slayer:

One thing though homie, when the cossfade hits mid point i get a muffled sort of crossover :cry: , can you make it seemlees?

Also i really did not not get anything when i assigned the LFO and did the settings :cry:

I must say the tutorial opened lots of doors for me man, thank you for that it has been my most used resource as with Dillusions peak shelf morph essay on DOA.

Peace

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Postby Randomguy » Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:26 am

cheers 4 the tutorial dude :slayer:

opened up yet more ideas on how to use my emu :thumbs:
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Postby clone » Sun Jan 14, 2007 6:12 am

been lurking on here for ages, registered to say thank you for this clear/concise tutorial. and all the other emu goodies too. very nice piece of work sir :)



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