This one is also reported to Elektron as feature suggestion. --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "tahvenaine2002" <tahvenaine@c...> wrote: > Hi to all, > I've been thinking about this midisequencer. In this way way it is > implemented now it is quite difficult to do chords. At least I find > my self pressing too many buttons at the same time. It could be > better if it would be done like this: > > you enter the polyphonic midiseq and in the lcd it it shows this. > you start programming chords with seq. You put the first note on it's > place. Then you hit arrow down and and you get another clean 16 > buttons. Now you may ask where is the note I entered? It shows on lcd > something like this: > > 1: .....IxxxO...... F#2 > 2: Active > > Now you will see that in this measure there is a seq-layer (16 > buttons) above this new layer and there is a Note-on (I) and Note- off > (O) for F#2 > So you hit another note here and after that you hit the down arrow > again. Now this is what you see on the lcd: > > 1: .....IxxxO...... F#2 > 2: .......IxxxxO... G#2 > 3: Active > > So this way you continue doing and if there is a reason to go and > change that G#2 note you push up arrow and it shows you: > > 1: .....IxxxO...... F#2 > 2: Active > 3: ..........IxxxO. C-3 > > > Now you can do polyphonic chords with any note on/off combinations. > If you had MnM playing while doing this you had seen that leds above > keyboard still shows every note on this pattern (so I mean all of > them F#2, G#2 and C-3). So there you can see the overall picture of > what is going on. Note also that there would always be layers as > there would be notes, so that if you have 4 notes you would have 4 > layers and if you only had 3 notes then you would have 3 layers. And > maybe there should be some maximum of layers like 8. > > On the other hand you could use record and play the notes straight to > MnM (which is better way off course). The it would happen like this: > You hit the record and hit some chords. Note data will be recorded > but so that every note goes to new layer. So when you hit stop it > could look something like this (I've illustrated 2 measures here): > > 1: .....IxxxO...... F#2 .....IxxxO...... E#2 > 2: .....Ixxxxxxxxxx C-4 xxxxxxxO........ > 3: IxxxxxxxxxxxxxxO D-3 ................ > 4: Active Active > > So here you can see that there can be also more than one note on on > layer (layer 1. Notes F#2 and E#2). But not so that anyother could > stop the other. > > Ok, this could be ok system to handdle polyphonic data on MnM seq. At > least I think so. Of course there is technical things, but I'm now > aware of them. It's fairly hard to write these kind of thing in > english, if don't have a skill for english. I hope everyone > understands this and react to this (what do you think of it?). > > Toni.
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Re: [Daniel] a suggestion to improve midi-seq and possiabilities of poly-sequencing
2003-10-12 by tahvenaine2002
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