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SFM Tutorials: Camelot Pro
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Part 6 give us a start on how to use connectors to connect layers and transmit messages between them. This is particularly useful if you have a complex setup for live or studio purposes. For example you could have different midi controllers connected to different layers and directly sending messages to various hardware and software instruments. Layer Connectors are midi pre-processors.
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Here are the other parts if you are interested.
Audio Modeling Camelot Pro - Tutorial Part 1: Getting Started
Audio Modeling Camelot Pro - Tutorial Part 2: SetList, Song and Scene
Audio Modeling Camelot Pro - Tutorial Part 3: Timeline
Audio Modeling Camelot Pro - Tutorial Part 4: connect an external midi controller
Audio Modeling Camelot Pro - Tutorial Part 5: how to add layers
Part 7 gives a demonstration on how to use Midi Processors, first invoking an arpeggiator like StepPolyArp Unit and then moving to using Euclidean from 4Pockets. In the latter case we also use the Send Clock option to activate Euclidean when the synch to option is enabled.
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Audio Modeling Camelot Pro for Live Performance - Tutorial Part 7: Midi Processors
