5 replies to this topic

[lunardigs]

Hi, all.

First post here.

 

When using a controller that has aftertouch/pressure (polyphonic or mono), Redux maps this information to 'sample playback volume.' Meaning, the volume of a triggered sample will continuously change upon aftertouch pressure.

 

This behavior is particularly counter productive with drum samples when triggered from a controller like Ableton Push--or any pad controller with such sensitivity to pressure. How do I change this behavior? I'd like to unmap channel pressure (as it's also called) by default. I've put forth a concerted effort to figure this out, but to no avail so far.

 

Any ideas? Thanks!

[oneunkind]

the aftertouch filters in the edit>prefs not working for you?

[lunardigs]

the aftertouch filters in the edit>prefs not working for you?

 

I can't find the setting you've suggested. Could you be more specific about where it is?

Thanks.

[4Tey]

I think oneunkind is referring to the Midi section in the preferences dialog in Renoise lunardigs, I don't think that section exists in Redux.

Edited by 4Tey, 05 May 2018 - 06:26.

[danoise]

The polyphonic aftertouch is indeed hardwired to volume, but channel pressure isn't. 

In other words, you need to somehow prevent the controller from sending poly-aftertouch to Redux when you don't need it. 

 

If an instrument responds to channel pressure, this is because the preset has been designed that way - you can quickly check this by heading into the Redux editor mode, and then clicking the mapping button:

 

 

You can then clear any pressure mappings from the dialog that will appear.  

 

And I agree, it would be really nice to have a MIDI prefs page for Redux as well. 

[lunardigs]

Thank you everyone for the elucidating.

 

Yes, I'd definitely appreciate a preference for this.

 

Btw, I'm very interested to see Redux evolve in general; I think it's an incredible tool.

 

In the meantime I'll try to make due. Perhaps I can pre-filter the aftertouch information externally.

 

Thanks again!