06-02-2022, 02:45 PM
(06-02-2022, 01:25 PM)ForAiur Wrote: I have the trigger16 but he doesn‘t fit my small „getting back into Eurorack“ mobile case.
Automatic trigger fill-in is what I need most because it‘s logical that in „classical“ composing every note neets its trigger, doesn‘t it? I think a year ago I read and setup my normal tracks so that triggers are added automatically. So you already included that option somehow, if for other use cases.
You say the gate/cv slots can be freely selected … but I only had the options of Track 1 or Destination Trigger X (x being the channel number that I was on, so on channel 4 I could only chose between Track 1 or Destination Trigger 4) How do I setup different trigger locations? At the moment I have channel 1, 3 and 5 for CV and 2, 4 and 6 for gates so I can only use every 2nd row of the more CV for CV outs.
The local tracks got the option to auto-trigger fill in. But in the end, where a note is there is a trigger gate is only one option. But that would be too limited, lke you want ot change a note without retriggering.... Also, i think the combination 3 notes + 1 Gate is more common with eurorack/modular than 3 notes and each note it's own gate (and envelope and filter and vca patched).
But anyways, both is possible.
In the current stable version, if you choose local trigger ( like TTx ), then it would output on the trigger of the track you are using.
If you use the destination trigger ( TDx), then you choose one of the 6 trigger outputs defined by the column (CV2 would do the trigger on trigger 2 etc).
In the coming version, you can choose one of the trigger16 outputs or you can choose to output a trigger on one of the CV16 outputs. (eg, if you would set the 2nd column to CV9, then the trigger would output on CV9).
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