Analogue-sequencer

> Now the length of the arp is set by the number of keys you play.
> It would be cool to set a number of steps say 8, where the arp will
> play the notes untill the 8th step in the order you pushed the keys.
> So if you hit C-E-G the arp will play C-E-G-C-E-G-C-E and start over
> again. Is that possible?

You can do that already using the gbar setting, with your arpeggiated
pattern set to chg=b in the playlist. Gbar is a part setting though, so it
may not be suitable unless you want arpeggios of 16/32/64 steps etc, or the
rest of your patterns are all fixed lengths with chg=P.

One way I could make this independently settable for a given pattern would
be to add a 'reset to start' aux event, set this event on every step, but
have it masked by an aux D accumulator threshold, and increment aux D on
every step too. Maybe that's a bit too complicated...
I suppose a combined event might be more useful, that increments the aux D
accumulator by 1 and resets the pattern at a specified threshold.
Yeah, that would do it...

Cheers,
Colin f



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on 27-05-2004 10:19, Colin f at colin@colinfraser.com wrote:

>> Now the length of the arp is set by the number of keys you play.
>> It would be cool to set a number of steps say 8, where the arp will
>> play the notes untill the 8th step in the order you pushed the keys.
>> So if you hit C-E-G the arp will play C-E-G-C-E-G-C-E and start over
>> again. Is that possible?
> 
> You can do that already using the gbar setting, with your arpeggiated
> pattern set to chg=b in the playlist. Gbar is a part setting though, so it
> may not be suitable unless you want arpeggios of 16/32/64 steps etc, or the
> rest of your patterns are all fixed lengths with chg=P.

Yes, I understand the above, but I would like to create arps with more
unnormal lengths :-)))
> 
> One way I could make this independently settable for a given pattern would
> be to add a 'reset to start' aux event, set this event on every step, but
> have it masked by an aux D accumulator threshold, and increment aux D on
> every step too. Maybe that's a bit too complicated...

It is...

> I suppose a combined event might be more useful, that increments the aux D
> accumulator by 1 and resets the pattern at a specified threshold.
> Yeah, that would do it...

:-))))

Nice to see you dial up the solutions online :-)))) Go go go!!!

Boele