Anyone know how to kill the release samples in Trilogy. I tried turning down the R faders in Amp Env, but am still getting some sound on release. Thanks...
On the left hand side of Trilogy are 2 mixer faders \"A\" and \"B\". I believe all the release samples are on the \"B\" layer, so you should be able to tame them by pulling the B fader down.
The B layer is off, and I still get this pop upon release. I also forgot to mention that this only happens when holding the sustain pedal (I\'m trying to simulate sustained slap hits thus the use of the sustain pedal). When I don\'t use the sustain pedal, there are no release noises. Thanks...
Ahhh....my guess is that you are playing the staccato samples? Those obviously have the real fret noise in the samples...
Or perhaps it\'s a filter release thing?
Would really help to know your system and what patch you are using. Using a sustain pedal for slap bass is a bit unusual, so I\'m trying to imagine how you are using it.
It\'s just a v-stack pc running trilogy. I\'m using a patch called \"Modern Slap Sustain ff\" - trying to simulate a sustained slap (not really sure what you call it - it\'s when the bass player hammers the string with his thumb and just lets it ring without muting it between hits). I\'m controlling this pc from another box running Sonar. Thanks for your help.
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