Hi,
thanx a lot, I know the way in the patchcords, so you don´t have to explain
that.
There´s no simple Midi Tracker for the Mac, there´s an Atari emulator for
Mac, but just no Midi in. F..., I think I´´ll get an Atari by ebay, I don´t
like sequencers like Cubase or Logic. They make me sick.
Christoph
> I meant
> (1) a random velocity for a specific arp.
> Usally I´m not too lucky with arps, cause they have no swing, so
> I try to use it for external stuff to get random volues as they
> trigger keysynced, so I want o edit the arp velocity in the Preset
> Patchcords to realize little bit random volume. (Don´t know if
> velocity played keeps there from the arp, but....)
> But I guess there`s no way,
I do not know of a way that you can have arps transmit notes with
ranomized velocities to an external synth via MIDI.
However, iF you want some randomness on how your arps notes sound to
the ear from the E-Mu sound engine, you can use patchcords.
Basic idea:
Velocity is simply one controller that can change different
parameters (such as volume, envelope, filter, etc.)
You can use XfdRand, KeyRand1, and KeyRand2 in layer level patchcords
to "randomly" change volume, evevelope, filter, etc. for each note as
it is played.
For each note played (either by hand or by the arpeggiator) these
random functions will change the sounds internally.
I will try to come up with a set of steps to demonstrate this, if it
would help.
Dr. Steve
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Re: [xl7] Re: Arp random velocity
2003-11-07 by Christoph Kluxen
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