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Re: [xl7] Re: what's your favorite feature & how do you use it

2011-02-04 by Atom Smasher

On Fri, 4 Feb 2011, stimresp wrote:

> Switching multi can be done automatically at the start of a new pattern. 
> From the Tips document:
>
>>> Recalling Multisetups From Within a Pattern or Song.
>
>>> In pattern edit go to Event and enter program change data and Bank 
>>> select change data. For Multisetups : MSB=80, LSB=00 and then the 
>>> Program change = the Multisetup number.
>
>>> You have to make sure that program change is enabled for that 
>>> particular midi channel and you have to set the Track Destination 
>>> "Both".
>
>>> - HonkeyHindu
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similar to programming a pattern to recall a multi, i've been wondering 
about this but haven't had a chance to experiment... can a pattern be 
programmed to call up a new pattern? let's say i've got pattern 1 running 
in a loop; then i switch to pattern 2 for a fill; can pattern 2 initiate 
pattern 3 to start, before pattern 2 loops? of course the alternative is 
to manually select pattern 3 before pattern 2 starts looping, but the 
option to automate this might be nice.

now that i'm thinking about it... i guess an alternative way to do this 
might be the "loop section"... using the example above, patterns 2 & 3 are 
combined into a single pattern; the first part of the pattern has the 
fill, then the 2nd part of the pattern loops. hhmmm.... can the "loop 
section" settings be saved with a pattern? if so, will a section of the 
pattern before the loop-start play before it starts looping the section? 
even if the loop-section has to be enabled manually (assuming the 
start/stop settings are saved) this could still conserve pattern memory... 
if it works...


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