Analogue-sequencer

YEAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA YEAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JOHOEEEEEEEEEEE JIPPIE !!!!!!!

:-)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))


Did I already say I like it that this feature is implemented? :-)

Thank you *so* much Colin. Now this machine will be UNBEATABLE for me 
by any other one on the market.

Bye bye Q+! :-)))

Boele

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> Op 25-mei-04 om 20:39 heeft colinfraser_com het volgende geschreven:

> Folks,
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> v3.95 (in files now) adds 'arpeggio capture'. This is accessed by
> using FUNC+REC in pattern edit.
> Incoming midi notes are written into each step of the pattern in
> turn regardless of the current step playing. So if you play a 6 note
> chord, it will be turned into a pattern 6 steps long, with the notes
> in the order they were played.
> The 'clr' option resets the pattern length to 1 and sets the first
> step to skip (i.e. silence). This does not delete the note values on
> each step, so you can always exit ARP mode and set the length back
> to where it was if you lose a cool pattern.
> 'rong' = reset on new group. This automatically 'clr's the pattern
> when a new note is played after any previously held notes have been
> released. This is probably more like your traditional arpeggiator.
> For precise control of the order of notes in the arpeggio, hold the
> first note down, while entering the rest of the notes one at a time,
> then release the first note.
> Setting the pattern direction to forward, reverse or pendulum is
> equivalent to up, down or up&down, and if you want to extend the
> range, us the note offset accumulator. Of course this isn't
> restricted just to octave shifts.
> Aux notes can also be added to create arpeggiated 'chord memory'
> type effects.
> The functionality is not finalised yet, so if you think of any
> obvious improvements let me know.
> Enjoy !
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> Cheers,
> Colin f
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>> The functionality is not finalised yet, so if you think of any
>> obvious improvements let me know.

You should not have said that... :-))) But first I have to play with it!

>> Enjoy !

DEF!!

Boele

Gang!

just spotted a very cool feature of the new arpeggiator. Spose you
have a tbase Aux in your pattern at, say, step 9. As you make short
arpeggios - up to 8 notes - this step is never reached. So the tbase
set in the pattern pootles along happily as it should. 
Then when you wanna alter the speed - make it go twice as fast maybe -
just play a chord with 9 notes and whoopee there ya go. It reaches the
step and activates the tbase Aux. 

Course the trick can be used to activate all sorts of things - program
changes, controller tweaks, activation of other tracks etc. Hmm,
wonder if it selects a new part, what happens to the pattern I'm
recording? Must go find out.... 8-)

Good eh?

Paul

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Op 26-mei-04 om 22:25 heeft Paul Nagle het volgende geschreven:

> Gang!
>
> just spotted a very cool feature of the new arpeggiator. Spose you
> have a tbase Aux in your pattern at, say, step 9. As you make short
> arpeggios - up to 8 notes - this step is never reached. So the tbase
> set in the pattern pootles along happily as it should.
> Then when you wanna alter the speed - make it go twice as fast maybe -
> just play a chord with 9 notes and whoopee there ya go. It reaches the
> step and activates the tbase Aux.
>
> Course the trick can be used to activate all sorts of things - program
> changes, controller tweaks, activation of other tracks etc. Hmm,
> wonder if it selects a new part, what happens to the pattern I'm
> recording? Must go find out.... 8-)

:-))))))))

Boele

> Course the trick can be used to activate all sorts of things - program
> changes, controller tweaks, activation of other tracks etc. Hmm,
> wonder if it selects a new part, what happens to the pattern I'm
> recording? Must go find out.... 8-)

It probably won't be that exciting - if the part change causes a new
pattern to be selected on the track you are editing, the arpeggiating
pattern will no longer be played. You'll still be editing it as normal -
same as if you edit a pattern from playlist edit that isn't playing. I
suppose that could be useful for setting up an arpeggio silently...

I'm thinking about making the ARP mode available from play mode, same as
for REC, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to let you capture an arpeggio
over multiple patterns in the same way you can record over patterns
selected by the playlist.

Cheers,
Colin f

On Wed, 26 May 2004 22:03:59 +0100, "Colin f" <colin@colinfraser.com>
wrote:

>It probably won't be that exciting - if the part change causes a new
>pattern to be selected on the track you are editing, the arpeggiating
>pattern will no longer be played. You'll still be editing it as normal -
>same as if you edit a pattern from playlist edit that isn't playing. I
>suppose that could be useful for setting up an arpeggio silently...

Yeh, exactly that. I keep thinking I may find a way of fooling this
little thing - but it's too darn clever and always just does the right
thing.

>I'm thinking about making the ARP mode available from play mode, same as
>for REC, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to let you capture an arpeggio
>over multiple patterns in the same way you can record over patterns
>selected by the playlist.

Golly...

Paul

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