Hi Nerds,

when creating an Arpeggio via ">>>" and "Allow Notes" the range is always confined to one octave. However when setting a lower bound via range the Range the Arpeggio is transposed up or down (depending on the value of the lower bound). It would be nice if Range could be used to control the spanning range of the Arpeggio.

E.g. when Range 00 > 18 is set then the Arpeggio would span 2 octaves. With Range -07 > 11 it still spans 2 Octave but would be shifted a Quint down. (you get the idea).

Kind regards,
Michael

Hi Nerds,

after playing with ">>>" I realized that having "<<<" as well would be a neat addition to tables. It would play the previous note as of the currently allowed list of notes. That way one could create all sorts of arpeggio patterns.

E.g. the recently requested "Baroque" pattern could be done by a table like this:
      >>>
      >>>
      <<<
00

While I'm at it:
">>2" and "<<2" as well as ">>3" and "<<3" could be used to move forward/backwards by 2 or 3 notes in the list respectively.

Update: I'm aware I could create arbitrary arpeggios by explicitly setting transpositions for every step. However together with the yet to be written feature request to dynamically manipulate various table settings like "Allow Notes", "Range", "Speed" and possibly some more this allows for a whole lot of interesting evolving patterns.

Kind regards,
Michael

Apologies if this has been asked for already. 
I was wondering there are plans to add a global/per-track scale? Tables I think can *kinda* do this, but to doesn't actually prevent you from picking notes outside the scale. 

What I would like is to have the actual note track be limited to notes on the scale, rather than the full chromatic thats there now. My music theory is not so good, so picking a scale and being able to easily choose notes within it would be super helpful.

Thanks!
-Nick

Wondering if anyone can shed light on how to use the Note Allowed (>>>) option in Tables. In principle I understand how it works and I think it can work great for scale based arpeggios - however, when I use it, the note value outside in the Pattern seems to get ignored. 

For example, I have a C3 on the first step and C5 on the 8th step of a Pattern with a Table (00) set to use Note Allowed and a specific Scale. On play I can hear an arpeggio but it's very low and not C3 or C5. If I remove the Table (by changing it to Table 01) then suddenly the notes are played at their correct pitches, but when I move back to Table 00 then they go low and don't change.

I can use other methods (like manually setting notes or using the Random feature) just not the Note Allowed feature.

Any tips?

** needs a flash cursor when pressing start, like on patterns (currently playing vs next playing cursor). If wanting to stop a track, its not possible to see that you have started the ** pattern (to be started when the current pattern ends). Hope it makes sense - I find it hard to exlain ;-)

Hi all.  I know this is a dumb one, but I've read the manual and I still don't understand how to use the expanders.

How do I set a note or channel to output to the More CV or send the trigger to More Triggers?  

Can you set more than one note on a step with the More CV?  I saw a mention of poly sequencing but I don't understand how.

How do I access the drum matrix for More Triggers?

Normally I'm not one for manuals but the section on the expanders is sorely lacking.  I don't see explanations of any of the features described, just examples of cool things you can do, but no instructions on how to actually do them!

I read the threads for More CV and More Triggers and it didn't help.

Can someone baby step me through using the expanders?

Yesterday I returned from Superbooth 21 and among many other interesting things I got a quick walk through of the Dualchord expander. Now I'm facing the problem that I already have all 4 NSA slots occupied...

I just picked up a trigger expander yesterday but it seems to only have retriggers and no ratchets as per modular tracks.  

Is there a firmware update for the more triggers expander to enable ratchets?

cheers
b

4 expanders is a limit, so why not make an Expander Expander? Yes it does sound weird, but a solution to expand beyond the "max 4 expanders" may be needed soon.

1) One should be able to preview samples when pressing "OK" when the cursor is on note/sample/volume columns, not just the note column.
Adding new samples should be reserved for the empty slots in the sample list and a "Load sample" selection (after the sample list but before the OSC sounds perhaps)

2) In the Load sample menu screen the "ABORT" button should take you back to where you were (most probably pattern screen if you accidentally pressed "OK" on the sample column)

3) When coming back to menus like the automator and envelope have them be the same place we were at last time (just like the setup/project menu)

4) In the automator screen there should be no extra step for entering the parameters on the LFO compared to the envelope (the cursor marks the parameter window and you have to move away from it on the LFO, on the envelope it's already there)

5) Add the big bar sliders that show values that the modular track setup screen has that the audio track doesn't have for the same sort of values (glide, volume etc). The space is the same so no issue there.

((6) I have not delved deep into this one, so I'm not sure if I should mention it, but there's some inconsistency in where you can find stuff between the modular track values/setup screen and the sound track values/setup screen - I have no conclusive suggestion here, but perhaps making sure the same/similar values are on the same screen on each would be good for consistency.)


I searched and couldn't find similar posts, but I could've missed them
As always, it's possible there's functionality I have overlooked, please do point that out for me in such case.