I just performed a test of OneShot in Ableton Live using 8 audio files of a count to eight. I dropped all the files into one slot, turned round robin up to 100% and selected random. (I also selected normalize and mono.) I then created a sequence playing the slot note repeatedly at velocity 127 and then also at 100. I used a slow tempo with each note on a quarter note so I could hear each number being counted. With round robing set to 100% it randomly selects from all 8 wav files but it also repeats samples at random, so sometimes the same number is repeated twice in row but always several numbers are repeated before it goes through the entire list/slot of samples.
This might be considered nitpicking, but really it's not a good way to handle round robins when other drum samplers have implemented random non-repeating round robins.
All I'm suggesting is... let's bug Klevgrand to get this implemented because then they would have a superior product... and also display what effects are active in the drop down.
If anyone wants to try this experiment for yourself, here's the link to the audio samples I used on my Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
This might be considered nitpicking, but really it's not a good way to handle round robins when other drum samplers have implemented random non-repeating round robins.
All I'm suggesting is... let's bug Klevgrand to get this implemented because then they would have a superior product... and also display what effects are active in the drop down.
If anyone wants to try this experiment for yourself, here's the link to the audio samples I used on my Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing
Statistics: Posted by kvrmao — Wed Feb 28, 2024 6:50 am