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It does have audio of sorts (an Ableton Link metronome and a silent AU just to keep it alive in the background as IOS steals cpu if its just midi) - just people wanted it in the audio section.
Just when I think I understand things, this.Why would people want it in the audio section??
I think I need to make a start on the 'harmonise' function - taking a single melody stream (or chord) as input and adding parts. Might have to start off simple to start with though - harmony & counterpoint may need styles & rules.
Anyone know of an app (or program on pc/mac) that auto-harmonises (one of Jordans maybe?).
This would also be useful if you had another sequence as 'input' too.
At the moment, in my music (like 3 zeeons) I did it by hand, tweaking a 2nd sequence based on a copy of the first.
MidiSequencer is there, it was getting lonely! I think its more for convenience & saving of presets.
Quantum is so cool.
So that you can more easily send midi to non AB3 midi capable apps, but still take advantage of other AB3 features.
Agree. Apps in the Audio slots function as if you were just using AB2. That’s what AB4 is so awesome cause you get the best of both worlds.
Only thing lately though some apps are not reconfiguring correctly on a preset recall. So state saving needs to be looked at by the Devs or AB3 Devs.
Yes you can ..
I think
Why just the ‘root’ note? Isn’t it why we are requesting ‘custom’ scales.. to acces the entire chord set (for bassline runs/fills runs, etc)?
Edit, should be chord SetS that Navichord is throwing out..
Magic..
Yeah the whole thing Chords, everything. Of course I don’t know what I’m talking about , but I’m learning.
Lol.. we both are... peace..
Simple bass line...... test.
[https://dropbox.com/s/9yv8kyx9slcj3r0/Shady e Side.qrk?dl=0]
Really nice!!!
Sent midi to Groovebox bass module!
Using probability for note on/off instead of mutes = hot.
Re: having to go into each step to set "%prob mute". In the top left of the step edit dialog, to the left of the previous/next buttons, The Tony has added a target button with three options:
Step = just this step. mS style.
Sel = any steps you've selected
All = all steps between start and end
Ah! I felt like it had to exist, but couldn’t find it. Got it now. Sweet!
I had a great time this afternoon with a GM mapped rack going into BeatHawk acoustic drums. I was totally amazed at the live feel I could get (ironic, I know). It’s really cool how you can dial up the shuffle on just one part like the hats. So many possibilities.
Next I’m off to leverage follow actions to trigger special fill patterns that have added notes and higher randomness.
Last night I did up a 12-bar blues backing track by adding a bass line transposed by a 12 step sequence to a shuffl-y drum sequence. I did it just for giggles as there’s something that tickles me about using such a electronic-sequence oriented tool for something so much the opposite. Came out great.
Care to share that one too? You opened up a whole new world for me with the preset you shared earlier!
BTW, the flexibility of the shuffle is excellent! I've been having a blast with it.
Me too? Me want to try
@wim said:
Unfortunately I didn’t save the BassLine stuff. If I get time I’ll recreate it.
Basically, I took the drum setup from earlier then added a basic walking bassline rack. Then I added a “values only” rack of 12 steps at 1/16 speed so that each step lasted a measure of the other two racks. Then I set the values of the values sequence to 0, 0, 0, 0, +5, +5, 0, 0, +7, +5, 0, +7, and set the bass line track to be transposed by it. Oh, and I changed out Ruismaker for BeatHawk acoustic drums. Add humanization to taste and then go git yer guitar and yer shades.
Is there a way to combine sequences into songs, or do I just load different sequence versions in real time?
Is there a way to combine sequences into songs, or do I just load different sequence versions in real time?
You can use follow actions to make longer song-like sequences.
You can chain sequences. Tap help and then tap "All" by the transport.
for state saving.
OK here it is with the bass line. Drums are GM mapped and were pointed at BeatHawk acoustic drums. Bass was pointed at Madrid in Gadget. Not stellar, but kinda fun.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/tizti93hatygttr/12 bar blues.qrk?dl=0
To point out an undocumented feature you could have gone into Step Options of your "values only" Rack and selected 4x for the first step (the step with Transpose at 0) and the first step would have played 4 times before moving to the second step instead of using 4 steps to do the same thing. Similarly any consecutive steps that you want to use the same Transpose amount you could set the Step to play that many times. I stumbled on this a while back and wanted to share.
Thank goodness. now if I can figure out what “follow actions” are I think I’ll be ready for the midterm.
They're actions that follow each other. Action one ends, action 2 begins etc. You can even do more complex actions like 1->2->random->1->random.
The name is pretty self explanatory imho.
Makes perfect logical sense. It’s the actual effecting of those changes that leaves me hesitating over what button to push to get things to go 1>random>2, etc.
@gonekrazy3000 you a fan of Quantum? Seems like your cup of tea...
Think of actions as tasks you can program Quantum to do (per part or sequence) once it loops - hence the term follow action (like in Ableton Live). They are never actioned on the first play, but are run when the loop happens (blue led on loop lights up).
You can run some actions together (e.g, set start, set end step, transpose etc). but others may require another loop (e.g. loop x times more).
Add a Restart action as the last step to enable it to repeat.
Each action can have a %probability of being actioned (100%=always action, 0%=never action, in-between is checked overtime).
Some actions start other sequencers or parts - so using Free song mode you can write your own logic about which parts/sequences play (note: next update fixes a bug in this).
So think of actions as automation at loop points. You can 'debug' them by enabling Show button - that way they generate a scroll message - or you can just watch the 2nd sequencer page (or action panel) it updates to show the last action.
This is such a brilliant part of the app.
What’s the simplest way to go back to the original step in actions?
Also, can actions be copied from sequence to sequence?
Ta