Elektron Musical Instruments

Well, that seems to be the way it works.
Sending the program change message ahead of the change.

But it is a bit of a limitation because the funny thing
about changing patterns with multi trig is if you
DONT change at the end of the pattern but "cut" it.

Well, maybe I have to get more deep into multi mapping.


Flo



Chris Thomas wrote:
> Hey Flo,
> This is similar to the problem I was having with getting my ESX synced
> up with my MnM.
> I was programming the ESX via MnM's midi tracks, and when I sent it a
> pgrm change, the ESX would wait until the bar was done before it
> switched. Thus the esx would change late every time because I had the 
> changes at the beginning of the pattern.
> The only solution I could think of was to make special patterns that
> would only get played once, at the end of a sequence, that had the pgrm
> change at the end of the loop.. these patterns would only be played
> once.. I didn't do this though because it was going to take some time to
> figure out pattern wise. And I didn't have time to do so before the
> LivePA I had to play..
> As far as your multi-map problem goes - can't really help there - I
> haven't tried to sequence it externally yet ;)
> 
> Cheers,
> -Chris
> 
> * Flo Zombie (newsgroups@...) wrote:
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>>I am still trying to figure out how to
>>sequence MnM patterns with an external sequencer
>>just as easy as it works on the machinedrum.
>>
>>I tried to set up multi maps using the manual,
>>I couldn\ufffdt set the base note right.
>>I mean if the range for 1 pattern is
>>C-0 to B-0
>>then C-0 should be the base note by default,
>>playing the original pitch of the pattern, right?
>>What is the default pitch within a multi map?
>>
>>Then I tried to do it using Midi Program Change,
>>but this section seems to me very strange.
>>it seemed the patterns were changing,
>>but only after the old pattern has finished playing.
>>In the moment the MnM receives the Program change message,
>>it is not changing the pattern. I guess you would
>>have to give the program change some time ahead of the next pattern.
>>
>>Is there someone who has managed to do this more easy somehow?
>>
>>
>>best greetings
>>Flo
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