01-20-2021, 02:45 AM
1) Call & Response melody / motif. Can you do it? That is very basic stuff, sir.
2) Did you check my screenshots? The pluck pattern is very basic. It does not have 16 notes, but 21 notes. If you noodling 1/8 grid then it is enough. But most of the songs have 1/16 grid and then it is not enough. You cannot make even basic pattern for 1/16 grid.
3) Is there a workaround? Mod matrix with pattern switching for call & response melody. Possible: Yes or No? You did not answer.
4) Changing bass root note is possible: Yes or No?
What solution do you offer?
My solution so far:
A) Use drone to trigger external arp as drone can change bass root note (this is workaround that I was expecting you can tell me)
B) Use external arp and trigger both arp and NDLR using external midi keys
I had hardware startup and did run makerspace. I know Teensy Arduino is good for realtime hardware, but even so it is quite limited in memory and not so fast with UI and midi input (pattern editor did not record incoming midi input from 135 BPM 1/16 grid midi notes). I hope you did provide some additional SRAM (some form of static memory) on Teensy, so it have enough memory to save user data. It is also good for the future upgrades.
2) Did you check my screenshots? The pluck pattern is very basic. It does not have 16 notes, but 21 notes. If you noodling 1/8 grid then it is enough. But most of the songs have 1/16 grid and then it is not enough. You cannot make even basic pattern for 1/16 grid.
3) Is there a workaround? Mod matrix with pattern switching for call & response melody. Possible: Yes or No? You did not answer.
4) Changing bass root note is possible: Yes or No?
What solution do you offer?
My solution so far:
A) Use drone to trigger external arp as drone can change bass root note (this is workaround that I was expecting you can tell me)
B) Use external arp and trigger both arp and NDLR using external midi keys
I had hardware startup and did run makerspace. I know Teensy Arduino is good for realtime hardware, but even so it is quite limited in memory and not so fast with UI and midi input (pattern editor did not record incoming midi input from 135 BPM 1/16 grid midi notes). I hope you did provide some additional SRAM (some form of static memory) on Teensy, so it have enough memory to save user data. It is also good for the future upgrades.