Session Guitarist - Electric Sunburst Deluxe round robin sample cycling info

mraak47
mraak47 Member Posts: 54 Member
edited November 24 in Kontakt

Hi, just wonder if round robin sample cycling also works with Melody instrument or only with Pattern, Riff and Strumming ones? In particular when repeating the same note(s) (and when hitting the key(s) with the same/similar velocity of course) using Melody instrument named Open (normal sustained notes patch) and also when using Muted patch. And if it works with Melody instrument too, does it also work (when using Melody instrument) with both types (Plectrum and Finger) and also works in both Mono or Poly mode as well? Thanks!

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  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,047 mod
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    Round-robin cycling is active when playing repeated notes, even on the Melody instrument. This means that when you play the same note multiple times in succession (with similar velocity), the software alternates between different sample variations to avoid machine-gun effects.

    Round-robin cycling is supported for both Plectrum and Finger picking styles. These styles have their distinct articulations, but the round-robin feature ensures variation in the repeated notes regardless of the picking technique.

    Round-robin cycling functions in both Mono and Polyphonic modes. In Mono mode, repeated notes will cycle through the available variations. In Poly mode, it handles repeated notes across overlapping voices with the same principle, providing a natural-sounding variation.

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  • Jeremy_NI
    Jeremy_NI Customer Care Posts: 13,047 mod
    Answer ✓

    Round-robin cycling is active when playing repeated notes, even on the Melody instrument. This means that when you play the same note multiple times in succession (with similar velocity), the software alternates between different sample variations to avoid machine-gun effects.

    Round-robin cycling is supported for both Plectrum and Finger picking styles. These styles have their distinct articulations, but the round-robin feature ensures variation in the repeated notes regardless of the picking technique.

    Round-robin cycling functions in both Mono and Polyphonic modes. In Mono mode, repeated notes will cycle through the available variations. In Poly mode, it handles repeated notes across overlapping voices with the same principle, providing a natural-sounding variation.

  • mraak47
    mraak47 Member Posts: 54 Member
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/194106#Comment_194106

    Hi Jeremy, that's great, thanks for the info! Best Regards

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