Isolating a particular sound

Discussion in 'Live' started by truetaurus, Sep 24, 2014.

  1. truetaurus

    truetaurus Newbie

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    I created a simple melody using a piano and added a ping pong delay.

    Does anyone know if its possible to isolate a particular sound from this loop? Basically the sound that comes from the ping pong delay I would like but not the simple piano sound? I have attacked how it sounds so you can better get an understanding of it.
     
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  3. Catalyst

    Catalyst Audiosexual

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    Set the mix on the delay to 100% wet and you will get only the delay sound with no dry signal. 100% effected sound.
     
  4. Kwissbeats

    Kwissbeats Audiosexual

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    well that depends on what delay u use, does it has a dry wet knob? maybe you could reproduce it in twindelay Freeware
     
  5. fraifikmushi

    fraifikmushi Guest

    Let's assume he's using live's built in ping-pong delay.
    As delays etc belong into send channels, you have to hit the pre/post button on the particular send so you can mute the piano channel and still be able to hear the effect.
     
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