You have some good idea. I especially like the sequencing mute. How many times have I thought something was buggy when it was just muted? I see no reason to have mute when you press the buttons. I would like to see a M somewhere in the red screen rather than a window. I know it minimizes but it still gets in the way. The temp mute function you suggest is a cool idea too. Didn't you ask elektron yet? --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "Joe" <jmelnyk@c...> wrote: > > I was playing around with my MD today and realized that I really like > jamming with it, overtop of sequences I've programmed. I'll add snare > beats and such... anyway, I thought it would be cool if there were a > temporary mute function as well, so that I can "take away" beats. > maybe if you press function plus a track's button, it will be muted > until the end of the pattern (or until you press function+track button > again). it's different from normal mutes in that it only lasts for > one pattern iteration, comes unmuted itself and you don't have to > enter mute mode to use it (so it's much quicker to get to). the other > feature is that it would only mute the sequencer; pressing the track > trig button would still trig the machine. then you could quickly mute > a track for one bar and put a different variation on it for that bar. > the next bar is then back to normal. > > would anyone else find this useful? not that it might be done, but > it's still fun to dream, right? :-) > > Joe
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Re: Machinedrum temporary muting idea
2004-10-06 by endlessnessisticman
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