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changing patterns on multiple rozeta instances at once?

stemshadestemshade
in App Tips and Tricks

Can i switch over say cells and say bassline with one cc /midi note? Or also by linking them somehow where if i change on they all change?

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  • wimwim
    edited September 2018

    Yes, you just need to send the midi note to all of them simultaneously. How you do this depends on which host (AUM, AB3, Cubasis ...) you’re hosting them in. Please post which host you’re using if you’d like further help.

    You can also set them up to change automatically after a set number of bars using the settings available in the little box at the top-right.

  • stemshadestemshade

    @wim said:
    Yes, you just need to send the midi note to all of them simultaneously. How you do this depends on which host (AUM, AB3, Cubasis ...) you’re hosting them in. Please post which host you’re using if you’d like further help.

    You can also set them up to change automatically after a set number of bars using the settings available in the little box at the top-right.

    Hey thanks. Using aum for rozeta mostly

  • wimwim
    edited September 2018

    Easy then. Enable whatever it is you want to trigger pattern changes (example the keyboard) as midi input to each Rozeta instance, make sure “Midi triggers pattern changes” is enabled in each. Good to go.

    I can provide a demo session if you need further help.

  • stemshadestemshade

    @wim said:
    Easy then. Enable whatever it is you want to trigger pattern changes (example the keyboard) as midi input to each Rozeta instance, make sure “Midi triggers pattern changes” is enabled in each. Good to go.

    I can provide a demo session if you need further help.

    Thanks. I think i’m on the right track then.

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