how to create pitch rise effect over 8 bars

[hira78]

hi

 

i am using ES2 to create a pitch riser effect on my 'voxy phase pad' 8 bar long note (hope i said that right )

 

but the pitch riser cuts just after the 6 bar....

 

how can i make it rise right to the end of my clip?

 

cheers

[puppet]

so i'm assuming u know how to use the glide function, and have already turned it all the way up already right?

 

I usually just make the end note even higher so the pitch-rise is forced to stretch longer to reach 8 bars.... either that or I throw on another pitch-rise that comes in halfway of the previous pitch-rise.

 

Let me know if it works out, I wanna make sure we solve this together... lol

[fisherking]

convert to audio then option-click the audio and stretch to 8 meas? or do as puppet suggests above?

[TequilaKez]

I usually use the pitch bender for that stuff. Turn off any pitch envelopes. Set the pitch bend range (under glide knob) to your destination pitch, then just draw start and end points in the hyper editor (the one in the piano roll not the dedicated window). That way you have complete control. Make sure you put a 0 pitch bend event in your next midi region.

[hira78]

I usually use the pitch bender for that stuff. Turn off any pitch envelopes. Set the pitch bend range (under glide knob) to your destination pitch, then just draw start and end points in the hyper editor (the one in the piano roll not the dedicated window). That way you have complete control. Make sure you put a 0 pitch bend event in your next midi region.

 

hi m8

 

thanks for ur reply

 

I've tried to do what u said but can't seem to.....any chance u could give me some step by step instructions as i think what ur suggesting is just what I'm after

 

cheers

[hira78]

'set the pitch bend range (under glide knob)' - do u mean on the ES2? if so i don't now what the glide knob is ...im sure its staring me right in the face

[TequilaKez]

Going from the top left of the ES2, glide is the 2nd knob down. Under that there is bend range. Set this to your destination pitch eg. if your rising 2 octaves set it to 24. I'm not sure how you were doing your rise before but to keep things simple you'll want to turn glide all the way off and bypass anything in the 'router' section that has pitch as a destination. Now you have complete control with the bender.

[hira78]

Cheers tequilaKez! ill give it a bash

 

can i do the pitch riser effect in sylenth ? or add it to a clip i created using sylenth?

 

niceone.

[hira78]

Hi m8,

 

i think i've just about got it sorted....but its like no matter where i start it from my synth note doesn't seem to morph smoothly in2 the pitch riser...there is a sharp note change when the riser starts to effect the midi note, where as i would like the synth note to be playing and then smoothly morph in2 the riser....hope i make sense

 

cheers lad!

[TequilaKez]

There's probably a pitch assignment in your patch somewhere, probably set to one of the envelopes. You've have to look for anything in the vector or router section that's assigned to pitch and bypass it. The the smoothness or curve of the pitch bend is entirely up to how you draw the pitch bend curve in the piano roll. You did turn glide all the way off yeah?

[TequilaKez]

can i do the pitch riser effect in sylenth ? or add it to a clip i created using sylenth?

 

I've yet to see a softsynth that doesn't support pitch bend, although the range may be set to 0 by default. Just have to hunt it down in the interface.