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> no matter what i do, i cant seem to get rate shifts and
reverse to > quantise to the loop cycle...they always happen instantly.
would i > need to use a small script using the wait last command to
make this > happen? The scripts Per posted will work, but can also just set the
Quantize preset parameter to Cycle, Subcycle, or Loop. If you can live with having a single quantization value for all functions then this is all you need. The problem a lot of people have with the Quantize parameter is
that they want different quantization for each function. For example
you might want cycle quantized Reverse you might not want any quantization on Replace. Using scripts you can change the effective quantization for any
function but it can be a bit tedious to set up. Start by determining if
there is a quantization setting you would use most of the time and set the Quantize parameter to that value. Then for each
function you want to have a different quantization setting write a script
like this (Per's example): !name Cycle Quant Reverse Wait cycle Reverse or this slightly more complicated example: !name Cycle Quant Reverse Variable saveQuantize quantize set quantize cycle Reverse set quantize saveQuantize The difference between these is subtle and has to do with
latency compensation. In the first example output latency compensation
can't be done because we've waited until exactly the cycle boundary
before starting to process the change in direction. In the second
example we temporarily override the quantization setting rather than
waiting, this allows us to schedule the Reverse function ahead of time so
that latency compensation can be performed. In practice if you're using an audio device with low latency you probably won't notice the difference. Jeff |