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polyphonic multi timbral sequencing

polyphonic multi timbral sequencing

2005-01-05 by spaceanimals

This is theoretical. I drew the free eg pattern but I haven't had 
time to actually try it on my board.If you're nuts, you should be 
able to get polyphonic sequences using the free eg.

Turn on AN1X edit, go to the free eg edit. Set the controls for VCO 2 
pitch. Set the length for 8 bars, There's 192 steps which means if 
you have 8 bars, every 3 steps is an 1/8th note.Don't do this with 
your mouse. You'll get carpal tunnel syndrome almost immediately. 
Click on the arrow button then use your up arrow and your right 
arrow. If you're in the key of C starting at 0 and 0, up 5 and over 3 
will give you a 1/8 F note. You have 4 oscillators if you use dual 
mode so use the sequencer to control the note of osc 1 scene 1 then 
use 3 free eg parameters to control the notes of the other 
oscillators.

What about multi timbral? Again this is theoretical but you should be 
able to use the same technique to change the wave form, change the 
filter type etc. I used the highly scientific method of turning knobs 
and looking at the plateaus in AN1x edit to figure out the parameter 
values. After I test it, I'll post the values that change those 
parameters.

If you use a 2 bar pattern you can get 12 steps per 8th note allowing 
you to become real anal and draw in pitch and filter envelopes.

I'm working 12 hour days, training for my blackbelt, etc, so it might 
be a while before I can post any patches or let you know how this 
works. Besides, it's my wife's computer and she's playing solitaire 
24/7. If you're nuts enough to try this let me know how it works.

Rainbow Jimmy

Re: [AN1x] polyphonic multi timbral sequencing

2005-01-06 by Andy Grover

spaceanimals wrote:

> This is theoretical. I drew the free eg pattern but I haven't had
> time to actually try it on my board.If you're nuts, you should be
> able to get polyphonic sequences using the free eg.
 > [lengthy description snipped]

If I needed a multitimbral an1x I'd just buy another. :) Not worth 
getting carpal tunnel over, and they're cheap and awesome.

Seriously, I'm blown away by this thing. I'm selling my SL 161 midi 
controller, and possibly my Nord Lead too.

-- Andy

Re: [AN1x] polyphonic multi timbral sequencing

2005-01-06 by Kaltar

Do You Think The An1x Sounds Better Than the Nord Lead???

The AN1x Has More Features, But I Think The Nord Tone Is Better... I 
Wouldn't Get Rid Of It!


On Jan 6, 2005, at 4:20 AM, Andy Grover wrote:

> spaceanimals wrote:
>
>  > This is theoretical. I drew the free eg pattern but I haven't had
>  > time to actually try it on my board.If you're nuts, you should be
>  > able to get polyphonic sequences using the free eg.
>  > [lengthy description snipped]
>
>  If I needed a multitimbral an1x I'd just buy another. :) Not worth
>  getting carpal tunnel over, and they're cheap and awesome.
>
>  Seriously, I'm blown away by this thing. I'm selling my SL 161 midi
>  controller, and possibly my Nord Lead too.
>
>  -- Andy
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