* From Andreas Johnsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It�s that simple!
The delay can be sent since it�s only MIDI-information. What it does is that
takes the original note and make copies of it that it transmits with a
specified timedelay and, number of notes and velocity.
It�s not like an audio delay that changes sound, MIDI delay change
MIDI-data. Your sampler will return a delay if it recieves the data. But be
careful, it chews up a lot of polyphony...
Another MIDI-effecttrrick is Chorus which cab be achieved by doubling a
part/track/etc and offsetting one a few milliseconds and detuning it a
little bit...
Regards
/aj
> * From Pascal Lacroix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi,
>
> Is the midi delay can be send to external midi devices ?
>
> Is it like a audio delay ?
>
> Is it so simple ? You turn the knob and your sampler
> return a delay ?
>
> I can't believe it !
>
> Pascalou
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