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ONE way to do it on the octa is to program a sequence as your arpeggio and the pitch shift the whole thing from the midi controller.. another way might be to use the MIDI arpegiatir on the octatrack but connected to a non midi octatrack track (the octa track has eight midi tracks ANS eight "normal" track" so the midi tracks can control external synths (or any MIDI stuff including a EDP, which means that i can MIDI program sequences of EDP behavior .. now since i now next to nothning about midi i have not experimented with this.. yet.. :-) )
A cool thin is the use rate to change pitch instead of pitch siince you can then use non standard intervals related to natural harmonics 1/2 speed is an octave and so on of course pitch is not fixed to intervals so it is doable there as well but rate gives a different timbre to the sound....) Anders > <anders_e_bergdahl@hotmail.com> wrote: > > The you have the more sample style recording used with what is called a > > "flex machine" with this you can record samples either freely or triggered > > by a sequencer step. > > > That's a really cool technique that I had in mind for years before > finally finding a way make it happen. My idea is to sample one note > and instantly have that note played back by a step sequencer as a > chord arpeggio. Then I use foot pedals to change pattern in the > sequencer to move through any chord change vamp while playing along. > Typically I use one pedal to sample a note and nine pedals for > different chords/sequence patterns/arpeggios. This was quite quirky to > set up in software and I assume it would be easier with the Octa. > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > www.perboysen.com > http://www.youtube.com/perboysen > |