So I loaded a sample, sliced it, synced the slices using timestretch, transposed the samples down two octaves, programmed in sustain loops then used the method of playing a note in the note column to control the pitch and used the S command to select the slice.
Instead of playing the slices that I adjusted it simply referenced the original loop ignoring my sustain loops, adjustment to pitch and timestretch.
Is there a way to get it to play the slices rather than reference the original loop?
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S is not for selecting slices.
S is for sample offset.
the slice will be played at the user-set pitch, from the note that toggles the slice. if you need the slice to be pitched up/down, then make it a separate instrument with only that slice.
S is also for selecting slices when using the first note and repeat it ) , just as in the old days .
We would copy-paste the same note and use 09xx , it’s still possible
If you insert the first note in a pattern (which is the master reference sample ) , then the s command will select the different slices .
But if you insert the notes to which the slices are assigned to , then s command has no use .
So in fact there are 2 use cases for the S command
1-As an offset 09xx command when there are NO slices.
2-To select individual slices when the first note (reference sample ) is inserted ( see screeenshot )
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thanks. TIL.