By converter
Mon Oct 01, 2012 5:44 pm
mpc1000, JJOS2XL.
Seems to me that autochromatic assignment (AA) is not as useful as 16 levels set to tune.
the reason being is that AA seems to require that the sample is alone in a program otherwise AA will assign different pitches to the neighboring other pads/samples.
for example if I got a simple program such as :
sample 1 pad 1 tune 0
sample 2 pad 2 tune 0
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 4 pad 4 tune 0
sample 5 pad 5 tune 0
if I set AA to sample 3 I'll get for example :
sample 1 pad 1 tune -2
sample 2 pad 2 tune -1
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 4 pad 4 tune +1
sample 5 pad 5 tune +2
obviously not what I was looking for, since I only wanted a chromatic scale for sample 3 and did not want to touch the other samples !
so I guess the only way to use AA is to make another/new program with only sample 3 in it :
sample 3 pad 1 tune 0
sample 3 pad 2 tune 0
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 3 pad 4 tune 0
sample 3 pad 5 tune 0
then by selecting sample 3 in pad 3 for AA I'll get what I wanted : a chromatic scale just for sample 3 :
sample 3 pad 1 tune -2
sample 3 pad 2 tune -1
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 3 pad 4 tune +1
sample 3 pad 5 tune +2
well, compared to the simplicity of using 16 levels set to tunes, this seems quite cumbersome.
so, ... am i missing something or is my way of understanding AA incorrect ??
Seems to me that autochromatic assignment (AA) is not as useful as 16 levels set to tune.
the reason being is that AA seems to require that the sample is alone in a program otherwise AA will assign different pitches to the neighboring other pads/samples.
for example if I got a simple program such as :
sample 1 pad 1 tune 0
sample 2 pad 2 tune 0
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 4 pad 4 tune 0
sample 5 pad 5 tune 0
if I set AA to sample 3 I'll get for example :
sample 1 pad 1 tune -2
sample 2 pad 2 tune -1
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 4 pad 4 tune +1
sample 5 pad 5 tune +2
obviously not what I was looking for, since I only wanted a chromatic scale for sample 3 and did not want to touch the other samples !
so I guess the only way to use AA is to make another/new program with only sample 3 in it :
sample 3 pad 1 tune 0
sample 3 pad 2 tune 0
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 3 pad 4 tune 0
sample 3 pad 5 tune 0
then by selecting sample 3 in pad 3 for AA I'll get what I wanted : a chromatic scale just for sample 3 :
sample 3 pad 1 tune -2
sample 3 pad 2 tune -1
sample 3 pad 3 tune 0
sample 3 pad 4 tune +1
sample 3 pad 5 tune +2
well, compared to the simplicity of using 16 levels set to tunes, this seems quite cumbersome.
so, ... am i missing something or is my way of understanding AA incorrect ??







