Hi! Yesterday a friend came over and we had some little "contest". Was something like "let's see who's able to squeeze more out of a single wavefile". I should add that he's a hardcore VST user, so of course this also turned out to be something like VST vs. Logic contest (oh no, I'm defenitely NOT starting another sequencer war here...). I'm not going to tell who was "winning" as the answer (IMO) is obvious ;o)) Anyways, if you would like to have a look what my version finally came out like, I uploaded it (www.nosex.de/sascha/onewave.zip, 312kb) For a bit more listening pleasure I included 2 other small wavefiles, one bassdrum and one snaredrum sample. Apart from those it's all made of one wavefile and it kinda uses a lot of automation. In the zip you'll find two versions of the same song, the one I originally made with my AW8 (buffersetting "2") and another one for AV mode which I transferred using my SBLive/EWS64 You should however select the automation folder first and play the activated cycle while adjusting the folder's delay setting, the pitch shifter's intervals should change at every beat 1 (well, if it switches a bit earlier or later it could result in funny things as well). Also please note that Logic will generate a fade file when you start that song for the first time as I haven't included them (they were almost as large as the wavefile), you might (perhaps) need to press play and stop twice in order to create that fade file as Logic sometimes doesn't create a complete file at the first attempt. Ok, please don't take the musical value of this too serious, it's absolutely not my style of music (I'm merely a rock/pop guitar player), but maybe for some of you it might be of interest how I use automation and Logics superior part handling. Oh, I nearly forgot, this was basically done in 30 minutes as this was our "contests" timeline, I just did some small adjustments and added those drumwaves (didn't care about them a lot though). Well, another last thing; this LSO used around 50-60% CPU power on my Celeron 300A, 192MB Ram. Ciao, Sascha