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stretching a note?

mack01	Date: July 16, 2005 @ 3:11 PM Sorry for another newb question. . .Are you able to stretch a note out using fruity loops? I have found that most instruments i have loaded only play for as long as the duration of the sample. I cannot simply hold the note out longer by holding the key on my MIDI keyboard. Thanks again. .
2step-4eva	Date: July 17, 2005 @ 8:05 PM i think u would have to use a wave editor to do this by stretching the actual sample before u load it up...im not sure exactly how...if u could do loop points that could work, or just edit the sample to be a lot longer by copying and pasting the middle part a lot of times. i think there is a free wave editor u can get called audacity, and theres another one i use which is free called kiss wave editor.
MuddCell	Date: July 19, 2005 @ 3:56 PM hmm... I usually go into the piano role and drag the note longer and shorter... that usually works for me, but I don't use a keyboard and all that fancy stuff
KillCore	Date: July 20, 2005 @ 7:14 AM If you're using Fl 5 studio, its in the channel settings box, doesnt work if you use the beloved piano roll though...
MuddCell	Date: July 20, 2005 @ 3:23 PM oh no!!!
DigitalEntropy	Date: July 21, 2005 @ 7:49 PM certain sounds can be made to last longer through the channel settings box. from there you can do to INS and fool around with the ATT, HOLD, SUS, and REL. ATT will make it fade into the sound slower/faster. Hold is obvious. SUS will make it fade out slower/faster. And REL basically determines the feedback of a certain sound and how long youll be able to hear it before it dissapates. gl

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