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transpose all but sample channels?
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hello, i think it would be a nice option if there was a transpose all without the sample channels. i just came along the situation where i play some drums on channel 7 and some melodies on channel 1 and 2. and while it is awesome to be able to transpose multiple channels (and the sample channels as well), it would be even cooler if there was an additional option to leave channel 7 and 8 out of the transpose Smile i know, this is not an urgent thing, since sample playing is more or less a nice additional function for the nerdseq, but maybe it isn't even too complicated to add this functionality
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#2
Ello - try Setup > Track Assign - Sample track > Transpose = Avoid
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#3
wow! silly me Smile
thank you for pointing me to that. maybe this can be moved to "general questions" than?

btw, is there the possibility to add a transpose value to certain patterns in the sequencer window? say, in row 00 i play pattern 00 at transpose 0 and in row 01 i play pattern 00 with transpose +3?
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(02-21-2020, 05:51 PM)ello Wrote: btw, is there the possibility to add a transpose value to certain patterns in the sequencer window? say, in row 00 i play pattern 00 at transpose 0 and in row 01 i play pattern 00 with transpose +3?

Digging up an old post since I'm trying to do the same thing, but didn't find an answer or a solution in NerdSeq: is there a way to transpose the same pattern, say pattern #03, by different amounts at various positions in the sequencer, say by +3 semitones in row 01 and by -5 semitones in row 03, while no transposition is applied anywhere else?
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