In this type of sampler/synth it is by spedding the clip up, or slowing it down that the note appears to change. So I did manage to kludge together some glides but as always there are compromises. Although that's a bit of a cumbersome job, in the end only you can decide if it's worth the effort. I could explain this in more detail but there's not much point if the end result isn't what you want.Īnother workaround would be to create the part you want in FL, export it and then import that into Caustic. However, as far as I know you will never be able to use "glide" in this context as it just glides the previous wav and therefore it will slow down or speed up. I attached a quick and crappy example but I'm limited without having the actual original sample. Some samplers such as Kontact will re-sample on the fly but not the PCMsynth.ĭepending on how important it is to you there may be workarounds, such as manually re-sampling the wav to the pitches you need. It's not something you're doing wrong, it's a limitation of the PCMsynth. In Caustic that's just what happens when using samples with some type of noticeable beat or pulse.
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