]This is really interesting I always wondered what the vib type setting did cause I couldn't hear the difference. I tried it with the L command and it produces the correct sound that I want but now the bend STARTS on the note that I wanted it to end with and I can't seem to tell it where to end either, maybe this is me not knowing where I should be placing the commands but I have tried to fix it myself to no avail.
Vibe type affects V commands, P commands, and L commands.
There is no way to make the bend instantly resolve, L commands just slides pitch from the previous note to the note the L command was placed on. Try placing the not you are placing sooner than step F maybe? this will all be affected by BPM too, if I remember correctly.
]]>Use a P command between the two notes. Depending on how long you want it to take you can use a series of P## and P00 to stretch it out even longer.
Thank you this gets me closer to what I want but I am confused about where to put the p commands and what you mean by using a series of p## and p00 to stretch it out even longer.
does vib type setting on the instrument screen have an effect on the speed of L commands as well? I cant remember.
This is really interesting I always wondered what the vib type setting did cause I couldn't hear the difference. I tried it with the L command and it produces the correct sound that I want but now the bend STARTS on the note that I wanted it to end with and I can't seem to tell it where to end either, maybe this is me not knowing where I should be placing the commands but I have tried to fix it myself to no avail.
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