Thanks. That must be because the maximum portamendo value is not enough to slide that fast. I don’t see a solution to this atm and I’ll probably let it slip.
The notes were too far apart. Maybe, if something like this happened, it would use the trick of having pitch bend on more than one note column, eliminating this issue.
In Renoise don’t you just put in the note with no Instrument Number for the same effect? I believe Renoise terms it Ghost Notes but this term has different meani9ngs elsewhere…
Thanks kazakore, unless I misunderstand, it seems that only works with envelopes, the sample is still re-triggered from the start even without an Instrument Number.
Really? I didn’t have a Renoise install to test on and the phrasing made me think it would reset the envelopes but continue the sample from the same point (although not expressly stated.) Sorry if this is not the case.
I never even bothered activating the envelope. I simply loaded a kick sample with a huge tail (hoping the tail would re-pitch), triggered it twice with different pitches and removed the instrument number from the second triggered sample, it re-triggered from the start of the sample.
I just pointed you at the ghost notes link as that is what I found when searching Renoise ghost notes.
got this error notice on a multisampled instrument with very short samples, no notes in the pattern editor present;
Have the script underneath a keyboard shortcut, was trying to tigger a sample (not the script), but must have accidently triggered it, while keeping on triggering the keyboard I suddenly got a script is taking to long notice and aborted it.
I’ve refactored the code into being less spaghetti and more solid and sensible - tools page worthy However I want to add a slope option/parameter for the glide.
What are the maths for a common slope function (the kind that would be sensible in an automation context)?
I guess we are going from 0 to 1, or perhaps 0 to 2 as input? 0.5 or 1 being linear the way it currently is.
EDIT: I am guessing that I need an exponential function where the area (total amounts) must be the same as in the current linear slide function. Tricky when you don’t know very much maths…