Question for you Gadget vets.

Redo1

@mrufino1 said:
Either that or they're telling you it's good. It's always the ones we think suck that seem to be the best, and vice versa...

Well this one I didn't arrange properly yet. I just dropped the same drum pattern in and out basically. I like the individual parts though, now I have to fit them together which is not something I have experience doing.

Samu

@lovadamusic said:
I wish Gadget had a more precise way of editing parameter automation, with values displayed. Maybe I'm missing how to do it, but I avoid even touching pitch bend. It's too hard to get back in tune.

I have requested that feature a long time ago at Korg forums together with a 'Line-Draw' and a 'smooth' option similar to the Electribes where values between steps are automatically interpolated. It was sent to the develpment team for evaluation but no replies after that. It was around 6 months ago.

Maybe it's worth to re-lift the issue?

Matt_Fletcher_2000

@chisel316 said:

@Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
The smooth automation thing between scenes (@samu) is a bit fiddly right now - as you point out.

You have to either:

Record live automation of a parameter all the way through your entire track (with loop switched off)

Or

Be very careful about making sure the end value of the previous scene matches the start value you draw in in the next scene. Normally by eye.

Otherwise you get nasty jumps in a parameters at the point the scene changes.

If anyone has any better tips on how they manage it - please shout!!

I use two methods together:

1. Use the automation parameter column on the left side of the screen as a reference point.
2. Make a note of the position of the control (i.e. knob) at the end of the scene.

It's a bit fiddly, but it can be done. Listen to my 'Gadget Trance' posted here. I have 32 bars of multiple parameter automation.

Peace \/
chisel316

Thanks. Yes, I too do the old 'measure it up against the left column thing'. Bit inaccurate though.