Flamer in cackwalk

[Shubham Dubey]

How can I use of flamming while making melodies on piano roll on particular notes in cackwalk? If there shortcut of it  then kindly tell me if anyone don't understand what I am saying for those I have uploaded image .

Edited May 1, 2020 by Shubham Dubey

[Nigel Mackay]

Cakewalk does not have that facility. Might even be that only FL Studio does.

You will have to do it the hard way. (Program two notes close together.)

If it is any consolation, some drum instruments have a flam articulation, but of course, that doesn't help for other instruments.

[Robert Bone]

I am not sure what you mean by the term flaming.  Sorry - can you elaborate please?  Thanks.

Bob Bone

[slartabartfast]

Do you mean flamming?

: a drumbeat of two strokes of which the first is a very quick grace note

Edited April 30, 2020 by slartabartfast

[A'Tuin]

Just add a softer drum hit a tad earlier than the drum hit.

[Shubham Dubey]

9 hours ago, slartabartfast said:

Do you mean flamming?

: a drumbeat of two strokes of which the first is a very quick grace note

Yes

[Shubham Dubey]

10 hours ago, Robert Bone said:

I am not sure what you mean by the term flaming.  Sorry - can you elaborate please?  Thanks.

Bob Bone

I am asking about flamming when it is active then  we can play 2 or more notes simenteniously trough one note which we have put for making melodies .

Edited May 1, 2020 by Shubham Dubey

[Shubham Dubey]

2 hours ago, Nigel Mackay said:

Cakewalk does not have that facility. Might even be that only FL Studio does.

You will have to do it the hard way. (Program two notes close together.)

If it is any consolation, some drum instruments have a flam articulation, but of course, that doesn't help for other instruments.

Thank you I have one more query can you tell me cackwalk has slider option  or not if yes then  how can I use in prv while making melodies? Basically when we have put 2 notes one is below and second is upper notes both notes has Same position but upper note is smaller then below then we have active slider then one below note sound imidiately upper note sound while lower note is not end how can I use of this in cackwalk?

 

Edited May 1, 2020 by Shubham Dubey

[Nigel Mackay]

The effect is called portamento. Or a slide with a guitar. 

That is a function of the individual instruments rather than Cakewalk. There is no PRV setting/function/method of doing it. VST instruments that can do it (not all can), will have a setting for permanently on/off, or a keyswitch that when triggered says "these notes must slide from one to the next." The setting/keyswitch varies from VST to VST.

[Shubham Dubey]

8 hours ago, Nigel Mackay said:

The effect is called portamento. Or a slide with a guitar. 

That is a function of the individual instruments rather than Cakewalk. There is no PRV setting/function/method of doing it. VST instruments that can do it (not all can), will have a setting for permanently on/off, or a keyswitch that when triggered says "these notes must slide from one to the next." The setting/keyswitch varies from VST to VST.

yes I am asking about  portamento Where have I to go for using this .

[Nigel Mackay]

You have to look for it in the manual for that VST. They all have their own method of doing it. If they can do it.