It would seem that the only thing you need to do differently is to use Multi-A [CHANNEL ASSIGN] when you record the track with the multi- channelled arp triggers [with rechannelize always on]. Thanks for raising the issue. It ties in with a performance modality I have been developing. In fact, I learned today that I can have the following live setup (for example): Triggers 1 -> 3 start/stop beats groups 1 -> 3 Trigger 4 start group 4 [unlatched] Trigger 7 mute/unmute all active beats Trigger 8 stop all beats Triggers 9 -> 12 internal arps, bpm, and other sounds Triggers 13 -> 16 external arps, bpm, and other sounds and still switch back to my track mutes for pattern looping! Thanks for the reminders on rechannelize and track recording, Aaron. --Steve --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Aaron Eppolito <synthesis77@y...> wrote: > Again, you can only record one track at a time. If you want to > record three different channels of arps, you must record into a > MultiA (or B) track. Second to last screen in the pattern/song > edit menus. [snip] > -Aaron > > --- "joepm.rm" <joe@m...> wrote: > > > T1 Trigger, Ch 01A > > T2 Trigger, Ch 02A > > T3 Trigger, Ch 03A > > all are set to seq > > > > with rechannelise always, i only get one arp (the one in the > > display) > > > > over all three triggers. > > > > with on record, the arps sound right until i try and record them, > > after which i think (not at XL7 at moment) i get the one arp > > playing sporadically (sounds as if it gets cut off as the other > > triggers are > > played)
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Re: Recording multichannel arps from triggers
2004-08-10 by steve_the_composer
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