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You can change the scale and base note of the pads. You can't do custom scales though.
The above table shows what CCs the Circuit spits out (courtesy of https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-electronic-music-production/1031607-novation-start-finish-something-more-stuff-october.html p18)
I've been sticking with following the same layout for the knobs that Novation uses already when making my patches with the editor. Knobs 1-2 control OSC functions, 3-6 control filters and envelops, 7-8 control effects. At least usually. I figure it's better to stick with same the functionality in case I give them away, and it just makes sense to me as well.
thank you for the info, appreciate it.
I want a novation circuit so bad now
Good thing my birthday is coming up.
@Tarekith -- I like your video review of Circuit very much. You covered about everything and kept it interesting. I was already desiring this and with you giving it two thumbs up, well I'm more than convinced that it's a good machine and that I want one.
It's loads of fun, I was serious when I said I think it's one of the best grooveboxes around.
@TozBourne @Tarekith I agree, top video and certainly helped me to make the right decision. I've just hooked Circuit up to my Electribe 2 Sampler and been blown away
what's you guys favorite thing about the circuit?
@kobamoto so far - workflow, sounds, parameter locks, no menu diving, very tactile and begging to be played, build quality, USB and MIDI, battery power and cheesy little built-in speaker. It rocks!
Once you understand the Circuit (takes about 5 mins), everything is just so intuitive. Makes you want to always pick it up (or never put it down!).
Tare kith said you couldn't do parameter locks if I'm not mistaken , how did you achieve this... maybe I read him wrong?
@kobamoto you sure can - enable record - press and hold required step - twist some knobs
ok got'cha, btw is it all sync'd/stepped or is it also possible to automate freely?
Yes both
ok thank you.
Yes you read me wrong
You can't do p-locks with the sequencer running.
That's what I hoped. Now I got to look for $300 in my couch.
I noticed that it says it includes Abelton Lite but is it able to export stems like the current Electribe can?
No, there's no export at all. You'd need to solo and record each of your (up to) 8 bars for all 6 parts. Not terribly time consuming, but I see where the export option is nice too. I need to do that myself soon for a bunch of patterns. I made a live set that uses 16 patterns, and I have 16 really cool song ideas I want to work on later on it too. That means all 32 sessions for me are filled right now, and I can't use my circuit to make new stuff until I record the audio and free up more slots.
Cool thanks for the information very nice to know. i gotta have me export, the precious etc
ffs
Tired of soloing and recording!
It's only 6 parts up to 8 bars long
I tend to record or export a couple hours worth of stuff that gets edited down to a regular track length. More of a 'fix it in post' mentality than tinker it until it is just right on the device or kit.
Where I would see Circuit coming into it's own would be live performance, I would have audio loops for the static content in my tunes within Launchpad app, and then use a couple of tweakable synths, and tweakable drums on the circuit, and also a midi keyboard hooked up to it for live playing when needed.
Very very tempted to get this.... I mean given the price and great sound. No stem export I suppose I could live with... Too bad the headphone jack is on the bottom as it would have been great for laying on the couch and propping it up on a pillow on my stomach like I do with my ipad heh.
Ahhh, so that's how come you record a couple of hours worth for editing later....lol
I use a right angled jack for this very reason!