Aha! I knew there had to be more to the question. I think I understand some of what you want to do. Correct me if I am wrong. You want to be able to: (1) Play a progression (e.g., ||: C-E-G, C-F-A, C-E-G, B-D-G :||) (2) Have your E-mu box arpegiate those notes (e.g., up) (3) Move a controller (e.g., touchstrip) to modulate the progression in such a way that: --(a) the modulation occurs in 1/2 steps as defined by equal temperment --(b) the modulation is based on a certain scale (e.g., C major such that you have a I-ii-iii-IV-V-vi-vii/diminished pattern). This is a good, challenging question. I do know that you can program key signatures into the tuning tables so that if a pattern arp is root-third-fifth, when you play C, you get a major arpeggiated triad (I), when you press D, you get a minor arpeggiated triad (ii), etc. I don't know if that was discussed here or elsewhere, but if hasn't been discussed here and its something to want to do, all you need to do is create a tuning table so that the notes not in your scale are retuned to notes in your scale. If I remember correctly, this trick will not work with Pitch Bend. I haven't played with quantize much, but I am wondering if PB can be quantized to produce stepwise modulation if you are not really interested in forcing arps to a particular key signature. I hope this helps. --Steve --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, Matt <somatt@...> wrote: > > On electribe there are two controls one is pitch and one is speed and you > basically set the scale you want then slide the touchstrip up down for > faster slower arp and then pitch up down to move up or down along the arp'd > scale. basically I want to be able to play a simple chord progression and > then arp that on the fly along a scale for controlled but random computer > generated solos. > Possible? > On Jan 12, 2011 11:45 PM, "Atom Smasher" <atom@...> wrote: >
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Re: Arpeggio control touchstrip
2011-01-13 by steve_the_composer
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