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Quantum - new video session available - mixing parts
So you have all had Quantum for a couple of weeks now, yes? So time for a more advanced video session!
This time I'm showing off the mixing of parts.
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Such a great app !!!
Thanks for the video @midiSequencer
Can we transpose the sequences via a midi keyboard?
I'm allergic to doing everything via button pushing - I like to perform as much as possible
This thing is so deep, what a brilliant piece of software.
I love it, but I seem to have missed the 12-part video introduction to Quantum??
Sweet! This is so cool!
Nice. So, all four parts playing only a one step sequence in Seq 1 ... how have the parts been configured to make the variations (other than the live jamming of velocity)?
Just in time for the second season of stranger things ;-D
Great tune!
Yes. Just make sure MIDI Input is on. Remote transposition is the default state.
Think that's it. He's made a chord by using all four parts. That way he can vary the intensity of each note via the mixer (which you can't do with regular step chords, I don't think).
Looks like sequence 2 (the melody part) has some follow actions set to bounce back and forth between version 1 and 2.
Thanks Tony!
Has anybody tried using something like Modstep to trigger Quantum sequences, using AB3/AUM has the host?
@midiSequencer
Would it be possible for us to access this setup - a link for download?
Watching it is one thing - being able to download it and analyze what you are doing would be of much help.
And may I suggest that as this is a deep app, that any future videos can have a link for us to download the settings so we can learn and understand what this great app is capable of, and quicker - without confusion.
Ok, so, will you be able to record this performance to midi (think I saw a midi recorder in a planned update), and automation of the faders also?
Nice..
Patch available here (but you'll need Quantum v1.2 to use the Transpose all parts - they only work on single parts atm - it will be submitted today).
https://www.dropbox.com/s/53difau64gr50gz/mixerSeq3.qrk?dl=0
In this session the only automation is (as @syrupcore spotted) is sequence 2 loading another 16 step version after 5 loops (loop x4, load rel ver -1, restart on both versions).
I've made the 'Transpose all parts' available on remote too - so I could either map this to a midi cc or use NRPN or use a midi keyboard to transpose it, but I like doing this by hand (just one mistake near the end when I returned back to 0 too early). But I'm looking to make Quantum as remote controlled as possible too.
@syrupcore - re not being able to vary the volume of a chord - yes you can do that in the Chords Panel (gate & velocity are there) but this is more fun in the mixer. Seq 1 is limited though - for example I can't use cycle to delay transpose to a loop end as its only one 1 step, but I could automate all my transposes if wanting this as a song.
@mayo - https://www.dropbox.com/s/53difau64gr50gz/mixerSeq3.qrk?dl=0
Note: you need the next version (v1.2) of Quantum to see the Transpose all Parts.
Will upload the AUM preset too (Zeeon & Patterning & EOS2).
This was my first ever recording of using drums too - but was mainly an exercise in using the mixer to blend synths - notice seq2 has a great timbre change with lower velocity.
@RajahP - yes midi recording is on my list of things to do (as well as loading midi files), but these first few releases are all about bug squashing.
Wow! Thanks can’t wait.
With you at the back of the room. Let me know if you find the teacher
Rest assured, I intend to produce simpler intro videos for a bit now
This thing just keeps opening up. Tried to recreate and improvise on what you did here and it's so much fun! Sounds like magic.