12-03-2018, 03:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-03-2018, 04:06 PM by chapelier fou.)
Thomas, you just pasted your previous message. You're right, the START and SHIFT+START are quite close to the Ableton workflow.
I will try if I can accommodate the workflow. Maybe saving a project full of 00 patterns as a starting point and see where it leads me.
So I made a Pattern 00 with just SPFX 002. It seems to work, except that, the very first time, it sends out a burst of triggers.
Well, this was just a bad idea because then everything is seen as an island.... Thus the trigger burst i guess.
Manually adding an empty pattern just to stop the previous feels really tedious to me.
No love for the "Ableton Live Session" ?
it would be :
- START would play a pattern. START again would either stop it or start it from the beginning after the Live Quant Period (behavior could be set in the SETUP).
- SHIFT+START would play a whole row. If no pattern in track, it stops the currently playing one. There would be a special Pattern, let's call it **, this one would do nothing but let the playing pattern playing (same as "remove stop button" in Ableton Live).
Nothing such as "seek the closest upper pattern".
I think it would be killer.
And then, why not allow us to use a Launchpad or any Midi (or Monome ?) controller ?
I will try if I can accommodate the workflow. Maybe saving a project full of 00 patterns as a starting point and see where it leads me.
So I made a Pattern 00 with just SPFX 002. It seems to work, except that, the very first time, it sends out a burst of triggers.
Well, this was just a bad idea because then everything is seen as an island.... Thus the trigger burst i guess.
Manually adding an empty pattern just to stop the previous feels really tedious to me.
No love for the "Ableton Live Session" ?
it would be :
- START would play a pattern. START again would either stop it or start it from the beginning after the Live Quant Period (behavior could be set in the SETUP).
- SHIFT+START would play a whole row. If no pattern in track, it stops the currently playing one. There would be a special Pattern, let's call it **, this one would do nothing but let the playing pattern playing (same as "remove stop button" in Ableton Live).
Nothing such as "seek the closest upper pattern".
I think it would be killer.
And then, why not allow us to use a Launchpad or any Midi (or Monome ?) controller ?