Hi, Can anyone tell me how to adjust the gain of an audio sample? I want to use a certain hi-hat sample with an 8th note application throughout the measure. I have copied the same sample to all the 8th note positions inside the measure and now would like to drop the gain of the sample on the back side of the beat and leave the original gain on the downbeat where it is. Any suggestions? Thanks Gary

On Monday, March 3, 2003, at 08:48 AM, gary s wrote: > Can anyone tell me how to adjust the gain of an audio > sample? I want to use a certain hi-hat sample with an > 8th note application throughout the measure. I have > copied the same sample to all the 8th note positions > inside the measure and now would like to drop the gain > of the sample on the back side of the beat and leave > the original gain on the downbeat where it is. Any > suggestions? One way would be to copy the beats you want soft to a second track and lower the volume there. Also, why not use EXS? make a sample instrument with the hi hat sample and use midi velocity to change the volume.. George -- My home and Logic Tips: http://www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com/ "Reet too tee too tee too tee too tee too teeeeeee" Frank Zappa "All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them." - Walt Disney (1901-1966)

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, George Leger III <george3@t...> wrote: > One way would be to copy the beats you want soft to a second track and > lower the volume there. Also, why not use EXS? make a sample instrument > with the hi hat sample and use midi velocity to change the volume.. I tried using the event list to copy samples and adjust volumes, but it seems that the midi adjustments change the actual presentation of the wave itself to the ear, as though it alters the sample. But if I have to, I guess I could change the gain of the original and use it in another track. I also have Acid Pro and it has a gain adjustment for each instance of the sample. The adjustment only alters the volume and not the overall sound.