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Rozeta wishes....
Loving collider and particles, but they get stuck in static harmonic places.. (even when transposing)
@brambos - would you consider both of these reacting or refilling with nodes via midi?
I can hear that they would be astonishing if they could react live to midi chord progressions
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Massive +1 on AU parameters exposed for automation. Such a shame this isn't in there.
And +1 for the other suggestions too.
But yeah, Amazing set of tools as is though
Haven't used it all as much as I'd like to have done yet. Couple of them I've barely touched. Is there a quick way to have lfo 2 and/or 3 modulate lfo 1? If not then I'd love to see that in there.
Maybe some kind of drawable modulation module, bit like Animoog orbit screen. With some fun stuff thrown in too, might be cool?Anyone used the arturia easel? That has a 'gravity' modulator where you can place 'pong' style barriers around the ball path. Lot of fun and some very cool sounds from it.. Maybe your own spin on that would be great @brambos
I'd love to see a 'Rozeta Midi Looper' so one could record a few notes on the fly and the looper would simply repeat what has been recorded. The length of the loop could be set in bars and step-resolution could in practice be the quantise value. Record options could include 'note replace' and 'overdub'. The 'Looper' should also be able to handle both CC's and Note-Events making it a pretty useful tool for automation.
I doubt that AUM will get integrated midi-recording so it feels this has to be done using plug-ins...
Also a module based on the the Organelle Pow Pow sequencer might be cool? Though if I thought about it with rozetta in front of me then maybe same is already possible by mis-using some of the existing modules?
Quite basic/limited but fun and fast way to find some interesting patterns. Lacks pattern memory, which wouldn't have to be the case in rozetta
+1 for that. I am using Xequence to play a Control track sending CCs back to AUM to control Loop play toggles and volume fader. To able to do this from within AUM as a Rozeta plugin and have it all saved with the project would be excellent.
+1 especially for AU parameter exposure. I hope this will one day be standard for iOS. but I don't know how easy it is to implement of course.
I would like to see what @brambos has up his sleeve. Given that Particles, Cells, and Collider were dropped on us with no warning FOR FREE, I'm sure that he's got a few more mad scientist ideas brewing...
Bram - sneak peek?
Rozeta is brilliant. As a user of the keystep, I’d love to see velocity recorded in cells. Makes drum programming much more expressive. I know this is a long shot - the ability to divide a single 16th note cell into two 32nd note cells or triplets. That’d make programming beats a breeze.
Whatever comes next, I am sure it will be awesome.
I agree on the triplets thing - that would open up a lot of options.....
A preset for OP1 drums would be nice...
Good call. Something akin to Op1's finger sequencer would be amazing...Double trouble
Other way around, I want to trigger the op1 via Rozeta
Ah! Both would be good
Is there no way to midi out from rozeta to op1 already? Haven't thought to try it..
Yeah, you can trigger the op1 synths via Bassline etc., but I can’t get Rhythm etc. to trigger the op1 drums.
I’m so used to using Rozeta, it’d be nice to use it for drum patterns. Not a biggie, plenty of options on the op1 anywaY.
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/comment/452836/#Comment_452836
BTW @brambos - why is there no Locrian mode?
It's a real pity...
I wish we would get access to Au parameter automation. @brambos you wouldn't even need to add any more sequencers to keep me happy. Just let us modulate the ones we have via automation.... Or by automating each other.
Have not tried that, but I definitely will.
I’d love a ‘super arpeggiator’, further variations on standard programs (converge etc like ableton), lock to scale function, mutation, quick transpose, and a way to manipulate the rhythm so you’re not stuck with uniform patterns
Also what about a simple chord sequencer that allows you to select chords by key, scale and circle of fifths numerals, and has some simple controls for rhythm/ time divisions?
Automating some Rozeta parameters. In this example:
LFO 2 modulates LFO 1 RATE
LFO 3 modulates LFO 1 MODULATION
LFO 1 controls Moog Model 15 Cutoff
Work in progress...
Great stuff looking fwd to this.
I'd be down for spending big bucks for a MegaRozeta @brambos
One single AU that could be used as a kind of bad ass Cirklon/Elektron iPad sequencer equivalent with your own magic sauce thrown in, for use within BM3...for ios and external midi.
HUGE fan of the separate suite models and not suggesting abandon that format, quite the opposite, I use them constantly and excited to see them develop! Just saying I'd gladly pay (a lot...) for some kind of beast midi AU app if you ever added something like that to your brambos apps wonder-heap
Sooo @brambos... I know you said Rozeta is done and all but I’ve had an idea...
I was playing with Syntronik’s awesome slicer FX again and it got me thinking about how great it would be if there was an AU MIDI FX that did the same thing. So you play a long chord, for example, and it would get sliced up into a really cool rhythm. Like the Pumphouse AU FX, but with a fat bank of patterns, and a random button of course, but with MIDI.
Genius eh?
@brambos , have you ever thought about porting over to Mac , Rozeta on the Mac would be nice.
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