07-12-2020, 06:19 PM
With Static Guard, my PADs are never static. That's why my plaid polyester bell bottoms are still my favorite pants.
To get some motion in your NDLR PADs, try these tricks...
- Set the PAD Spread to setting 4 which is RAND. It essentially changes the chord voicing each time you press a chord button. So you can hit the same chord button and get some subtle change each time.
- Modulate the PAD position with the modulation matrix. Use a square wave to have the PAD switch between two positions, or a different waveform for continuously triggering and dropping notes on the leading edge of the position.
- Modulate the PAD Range. As the range changes, PAD notes will trigger at both ends of the position.
- Use The NDLRs interleaved poly chaining to trigger different timbers as the PAD position is modulated. Doing this with a multi-timber synth like a Blofeld, or a rompler like the e-Mu Orbit, etc can make some crazy cool sounds. Or you can have every other note trigger on different synths.
- Use the mod matrix CC output to modulate stuff on your synth.
- Use PAD strum
To get some motion in your NDLR PADs, try these tricks...
- Set the PAD Spread to setting 4 which is RAND. It essentially changes the chord voicing each time you press a chord button. So you can hit the same chord button and get some subtle change each time.
- Modulate the PAD position with the modulation matrix. Use a square wave to have the PAD switch between two positions, or a different waveform for continuously triggering and dropping notes on the leading edge of the position.
- Modulate the PAD Range. As the range changes, PAD notes will trigger at both ends of the position.
- Use The NDLRs interleaved poly chaining to trigger different timbers as the PAD position is modulated. Doing this with a multi-timber synth like a Blofeld, or a rompler like the e-Mu Orbit, etc can make some crazy cool sounds. Or you can have every other note trigger on different synths.
- Use the mod matrix CC output to modulate stuff on your synth.
- Use PAD strum