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I wish that I could choose the quantization for pattern switching regardless of the master scale setup.

N_Rain wrote:
I wish that I could choose the quantization for pattern switching regardless of the master scale setup.

Yep this is needed really

N_Rain wrote:
I wish that I could choose the quantization for pattern switching regardless of the master scale setup.

+1!

N_Rain wrote:
I wish that I could choose the quantization for pattern switching regardless of the master scale setup.

+2

N_Rain wrote:
I wish that I could choose the quantization for pattern switching regardless of the master scale setup.

+3

I was wondering how to word this request, so thanks N_Rain

N_Rain wrote:
I wish that I could choose the quantization for pattern switching regardless of the master scale setup.

+ yes also would

Don't know if this has been mentioned here before but... I would love to be able to duplicate the pattern that is playing onto another pattern without having to switch over to that pattern first. If you want to play live and build further on the pattern you're playing and want to make variations on that. It's tricky since you first have to switch over to another pattern AND THEN paste it in. If the next pattern in the bank is blank, then there will be a small gap in the music before you perform the "paste-command". Guess what I am saying is that I want to be able to copy the current pattern and paste it into the pattern that is waiting to be played next in the pattern chain BEFORE it switches over. Or is this already possible somehow?

I would like to be able to use the function button and the crossfader to use like a turntable pitch fader, with adjustable minimum and maximum tempo.
Would be neat during a liveset to speed up stuff a little.

.R

and what do you do after the tempo pitch ? imean whats about the current crossfader position ?
i think its bether with the tempo button+scene a-b button do generate a master tempotrig.

for example: program the scenebutton A to 140bpm, button B to 70bpm.
turn the current tempo up to 200bpm - push the tempotrig B for four beats and
back to originaltempo 140 with the scane A button in combination with the tempo.

what you think about this idea ?

you could set the fader to ' hook' when it passes the value currently set.
Motorized fader would be nice, jumping back into position



I dont really get your idea, sorry could you explain abit more