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Rozeta Automation Update is Live.

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  • ecamburnecamburn

    Thanks @brambos

    Devs - there are many apps that would really benefit from this kind of automation. Touch interfaces are so well suited to capture GUI motion. I think this is probably one of the reasons why apps like TriqTraq and Samplr are so loved. Groovebox would be so much more amazing if it had this. Pinging @AmpifyxNovation

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @d4d0ug said:

    Look Ma, no hands! (Quick screen capture of automated X0X mutation parameter in BM3)

    That's cool. So the modulation lasts as long as the sequence> @ecamburn said:

    Thanks @brambos

    Devs - there are many apps that would really benefit from this kind of automation. Touch interfaces are so well suited to capture GUI motion. I think this is probably one of the reasons why apps like TriqTraq and Samplr are so loved. Groovebox would be so much more amazing if it had this. Pinging @AmpifyxNovation

    I'd pay for an automation IAP if that wouldn't gum things up, @AmpifyxNovation

  • ecamburnecamburn

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @d4d0ug said:

    Look Ma, no hands! (Quick screen capture of automated X0X mutation parameter in BM3)

    That's cool. So the modulation lasts as long as the sequence> @ecamburn said:

    Thanks @brambos

    Devs - there are many apps that would really benefit from this kind of automation. Touch interfaces are so well suited to capture GUI motion. I think this is probably one of the reasons why apps like TriqTraq and Samplr are so loved. Groovebox would be so much more amazing if it had this. Pinging @AmpifyxNovation

    I'd pay for an automation IAP if that wouldn't gum things up, @AmpifyxNovation

    ditto

  • SamplemunchSamplemunch

  • brambosbrambos

    @Samplemunch said:

    Hahaha :D

  • erosseross

    how does this work? can you use it in aum? or do you have to be in cubase or beatmaker 3 or something that allows drawing in of automation on a track

  • brambosbrambos

    @eross said:
    how does this work? can you use it in aum? or do you have to be in cubase or beatmaker 3 or something that allows drawing in of automation on a track

    You can't record or draw automation in AUM, but you can e.g. use the LFO to modulate parameters in other Rozeta plugins now. For example:

    • load Rozeta Particles in track 1
    • load Rozeta LFO in track 2
    • load an AU synth in track 3 and set Rozeta Particles as its MIDI input source
    • Now go into the AUM menu, select "MIDI CTRL" and choose LFO as the MIDI Source
    • Go to "Chan 1" (Particles), select the "Pitch" and choose MIDI CC#13 (the first LFO CC) and MIDI Chan 1.

    Rozeta LFO is now modulating the Pitch setting of Rozeta Particles: constantly changing the basenote of the MIDI notes while still respecting the selected scale/rootnote. I really love this trick myself :)

  • erosseross

    @brambos said:

    @eross said:
    how does this work? can you use it in aum? or do you have to be in cubase or beatmaker 3 or something that allows drawing in of automation on a track

    You can't record or draw automation in AUM, but you can e.g. use the LFO to modulate parameters in other Rozeta plugins now. For example:

    • load Rozeta Particles in track 1
    • load Rozeta LFO in track 2
    • load an AU synth in track 3 and set Rozeta Particles as its MIDI input source
    • Now go into the AUM menu, select "MIDI CTRL" and choose LFO as the MIDI Source
    • Go to "Chan 1" (Particles), select the "Pitch" and choose MIDI CC#13 (the first LFO CC) and MIDI Chan 1.

    Rozeta LFO is now modulating the Pitch setting of Rozeta Particles: constantly changing the basenote of the MIDI notes while still respecting the selected scale/rootnote. I really love this trick myself :)

    perfect explanation.thanks again for all these rosetta updates. can’t wait to see what’s next

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    @brambos @eross. I am doing the same thing, but driving the pitch and spread with Oscilab. Couldn’t figure out how to send CC out of Cubasis though.

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