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How to cancel/end a track transpose? - mgd - 05-07-2021 Hi Forum, I'm playing with transposing patterns and for that I use IN4 and have configured Input 4 Live to TRANSPOSE ALL. That works like a charm. Now I stop the sequencer and my transposable tracks end up with a transpose still active, e.g. +07. When I now work on some other part of the song I want to get rid of this transpose. Is there a button or menu function I could/should invoke? Or should I create a special pattern that does reset the transpose by specifically transposing by 00 (i.e. sending C-5 to IN4) and that I do invoke manually (by positioning the cursor on this pattern and hitting START)? [this later technique is what I use currently and it seems to work but I'd like to know if there is another way] While playing with this I observed the following behaviour: A fairly low note (working on a bass line), e.g. E-4, transpose active as described above. Then I unplug the transpose CV from IN4, effectively setting it to 0V which changed the track transpose to -3B (or so). This resulted in a very high note (something like A-9 or so) being played. I'd assume the math involved in transposition does some form of "round robin" arithmetics (i.e. it forms a ring). When I go below the lowest note I reenter from above the highest note. Is that observation correct and is it intended? I'm currently undecided whether I do like that or not ![]() Kind regards, Michael RE: How to cancel/end a track transpose? - mvdirty - 05-08-2021 I leave live input turned on for this, and so have to send a new voltage to get back to zero. It’s a little annoying but less annoying than waiting for my system to warm up and turn a transpose of -1 into a transpose of 0.
RE: How to cancel/end a track transpose? - mgd - 05-08-2021 I see. Basically that's what I meant with setting up a special pattern. A bit annoying but then not a biggy since I started to have a set of utility/setup/misc patterns that I use for tuning and now resetting transpose and there certainly will be other uses for that as time goes by ![]() Thank you for confirming that's what currently is the way to go. Kind regards, Michael RE: How to cancel/end a track transpose? - mvdirty - 05-08-2021 (05-08-2021, 05:46 AM)mgd Wrote: Thank you for confirming that's what currently is the way to go. It’s what I’ve stumbled into, at least. Seems okay given that I often want to have a row of “init” type patterns up at the top anyway for other reasons, but I would certainly be open to learning about additional options. RE: How to cancel/end a track transpose? - Karlo - 05-08-2021 I create special patterns at the end of a pattern island for similar scenarios. I also (preemptively)create special patterns at row 00 for every track to “preset” everything prior to the row 01 where my song data actually starts. I could probably use a patch but I haven’t gotten that deep into NerdSEQ theory. RE: How to cancel/end a track transpose? - mvdirty - 05-09-2021 (05-08-2021, 06:21 PM)Karlo Wrote: I could probably use a patch but I haven’t gotten that deep into NerdSEQ theory. With some of the interesting track types not yet supporting patches (or tables, for that matter,) I suspect we’ll be using special patterns for a while. Perhaps with a bit of luck Thomas will surprise us soon with something and make me wrong. I love being that kind of wrong.
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