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loop modes

Discussion in 'KONTAKT' started by glittle, Jan 8, 2004.

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  1. glittle

    glittle NI Product Owner

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    In the manual, there are several loop modes discussed. However, in the pull-down menu in the loop editor, there are a couple that are missing. Namely, the "back-and-forth" modes:

    End <->
    Release <->

    I'm using the latest release. What happened to these loop modes?
     
  2. glittle

    glittle NI Product Owner

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    Anyone? Are there any reps from the company around? Has anyone managed to figure out how to do back-and-forth looping in 1.5?
    Has it been removed since the manual was written?
     
  3. Marc JX8P

    Marc JX8P NI Product Owner

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    I haven't checked this, but this might be due to the dfd being activated. When a sample is in memory, kontakt can freely play it any way it likes but when it is streaming from disk it kind of reads it as it's written down.

    Simple solution would be to deactivate the dfd function for the instrument you want to use the <-> loop modes for and see if you get the options.

    Hope this helps.
     
  4. liv

    liv NI Product Owner

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    change from dfd to sampler mode and it´ll work
     
  5. glittle

    glittle NI Product Owner

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    Yes, I was using DFD. I'll try it when I get home tonight, but that makes much sense (that back-and-forth is not really a streaming function so wouldn't work under DFD). It would be nice if the menu
    items at least grayed-out or something. And the last manual was written before DFD was out, so that would be why there was no mention of it not working under DFD there. Hopefully the next manual will have something about it.

    It would also be nice if they did something like Steinberg with Cubase, where the help functions and "?" cursor in the program actually bring up relevant, useful, and often quite complete information about whatever topic you're looking at.

    Anyway, thanks for the explanation. I like it when software, even its limitations, makes sense :)
     
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