I think the keys should be labeled "C" and "D", and perhaps color coded as well. C is yellow, D is orange, E is green, etc. And instead of just playing arpegiators, you would have 1,001 well known melodies which would not only play, but you could morph between them randomly to create new melodies......and if you could set up a controller where the different shades of light coming of the television activated a photo cell to choose the melodies and notes, you would have an autonomous music creation station - no need for humans at all. On a more serious path : Have you ever noticed that bending strings on a guitar never sounds the same as bending the notes on a sampler with a guitar patch. Does anyone know what the difference is in the curves? I mean the pitch bend wheel must be very linear, but the guitar must be non-linear. And if you can get a good bend, then you can get a realistic vibrato too by tiny pitch bends. >> >With an arp you don't have to move your fingers. Esp handy if you >>>don't know the difference between a C and a D... >> >>well they're both white keys - look the same to me > >You know what I don't get? There's this one key on my synth which >supposedly plays a C.
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arps automation/ guitar bends
2001-06-21 by GAmoore@aol.com
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