04-06-2021, 06:30 PM
Well, I managed to get the first "challenge" working by means of using two tracks which does not seem an economic solution. If anybody is interested I'm happy to share the project. My solution also involves an external OR function for the Trigger/Gate.
However what can easily be done are all types of "Note Arpeggios" (I find that a better word than Accumulate) with equal length or where the lengths are multiples of each other. And then you have more flexibility when using tables than by giving an increment. Arguably more complex to setup too (flexibility comes at a price
)
For any new length (i.e. a length not covered by the above) for such a "Note Arpeggio" you'll have to sacrifice a whole track (at that time) and the setup requires quite some attention to not get it wrong. So that's more a proof of concept at best
[if we had individual position per table instead...
]
I'm still very interested to learn about other things you may find that I'm not yet aware of though.
Kind regards,
Michael
However what can easily be done are all types of "Note Arpeggios" (I find that a better word than Accumulate) with equal length or where the lengths are multiples of each other. And then you have more flexibility when using tables than by giving an increment. Arguably more complex to setup too (flexibility comes at a price
)For any new length (i.e. a length not covered by the above) for such a "Note Arpeggio" you'll have to sacrifice a whole track (at that time) and the setup requires quite some attention to not get it wrong. So that's more a proof of concept at best
[if we had individual position per table instead...
]I'm still very interested to learn about other things you may find that I'm not yet aware of though.
Kind regards,
Michael