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Ahh - I hadn't thought to push the EDIT button. That opens a new bunch of possibilities. And just to clarify for the next person reading this, tap on START, END, or the Up/Down arrows in this menu and use the "JOG" wheel or the Up and Down arrows above the Jog Wheel to change Start, End, or the pattern's place in the song.
Thank you!
Yes, you're right. Note, that if you hold SHIFT when adjusting song's pattern END, it will let the value change by bars. Without SHIFT it changes at a multiple of the original pattern length (i.e. 4, 8, 12, 16 etc bars) for simplicity.
Fantastic update! Thanks for the Song mode, massive!
Can you ‘record/program’ Shift (for fills) to patterns in song mode? I guess it’s called ‘Shift Lock’. Looks great .. Thanks Jim..
No, the only thing currently recorded in song mode is knobs and MFX automation.
Ok.. the export stems drift is fixed.. Thanks much..
Update just went LIVE!
So: if I create a sound using the Osc with a slow attack and long release, how do I get it to play for longer than 1/16th so I can actually hear the note play?
You need to extend the length of the note. The easiest way is to live record it. If you program it you need to use the scroll wheel. See the screenshot
Make sure the AMP EG button is engaged, otherwise it only controls the filter. Then you won’t need to extend the length of the note.
Also, for samples, you can set them to one-shot so they play out without needing even an envelope release.
@jimpavloff Jim you genius thanks dude Song mode -Hey I think GR16 one year anniversary is today?
Is it possible that GR-16 updated automagically and loaded to my iPad 2? Confused.
Could be nice if there was a ‘make unique’ option for a pattern (Song Mode).. then one can make variations on that ‘unique’ pattern in the Seq, etc.. Or maybe I am missing it..
Save to new?
Yes this is the purpose of save to new
I guess my roots are in FLStudio.. there it’s called ‘Make Unique’ .. ‘Save to New’ is all good.. 😎.
But changing a sequence on a baseline/snare etc. can bring some magic (subtle variation) to a ‘unique’ pattern.... it is a Beta release..
@jimpavloff Song mode is very simple to use and I can see myself getting really productive with it. Big ups the Vinyl House IAP too, right up my alley
So, here's a thing, and asking for a friend of course, but this friend is like 'whoah 124 pages, man, I can't be reading that, I've got a living to make...' but he'd still like to get started with the app in its current highly-improved-compared-to-just-a-year-ago state.
What would you vets and pros suggest? Is there a recent tut that makes sense to direct him to or does old-fashioned hard labor with the manual make the most sense at this point?
This app is ready for a really deep video run through and I’m not the man to do it...
There aren’t enough videos admittedly. @thesoundtestroom has a getting started video. Between that, using the factory patterns and having a mess about and reading the manual is your best option at the moment. Also learning about the Electribe 2 and Electrons grooveboxes will assist.
Wow, I should have bought this a long time ago. What a great app!!!
@jimpavloff any chance you be open to handling relative midi mapping as an option in addition to jump and catch? That way an encoder bank could control stuff based on channels and have immediate control. By relative I mean 63/65 and maybe higher and lower values for acceleration?
Also, ever think about making this an AU host so voices could be AU’s?
***whoa!!! Holy fu(kballs!!! This thing has trig conditions?!!! Oh man... I feel sorry for all y other gear now...
@gusgranite @LucidMusicInc Thank you gents. Shame there isn't the perfect 20 minute deep dive from zero to sixty,. My friend will no doubt follow your advice, but first I've got to get some sleep...
It has midi out if you want to play other synths.
But you lose the live fx, mixing etc. That’s what I’m loving about this thing. It’s like what I’ve been trying to do in AUM and failing. While this is more limited than AUM setups, it’s UI is amazing for jamming on.
And the features! Holy crap, I just discovered all those stroke settings in the step edit area...
Uhhhhhhhhhhhgggggggghhhhhh..... droool.
You can do it in GR16, just in a different way. Check "Step trigger conditions" in the manual.
(It's even more powerful because you can do it within the same pattern)
I already felt the need for some tutorial before. Now with all the new updates and even more so after song mode, I would love to watch a tutorial from noob to first song
Doug’s primer is helpful, but it was very early and was for a version before Jim added pattern chaining and time travel.
This is good also.
Dean from Electronisounds has several excellent videos that range from general to hyperspecific. Will try to dig some up.
Yep, I guess it has to be done in pattern mode, then ‘add to song’..Guess I did not see these options in ‘pattern menu’ before..
Ok.. Save to New...
Hey all,
Quick question on midi mapping... It appears that mapping only works for the "active" voice right? So there's no way to midi learn mixer levels for all channels at the same time so I could use a midi controller to mix. Right? Or is there something hidden that's not learnable. I tried sending CC7 on diff. channels hoping it worked like a real E2, but no dice...
Oh, also... So there's no way to map the input jog dial, right?