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Why not just get a beat step pro and save yourself half the purchase price of the circuit. I think you have to want to use the sounds for it to be worth buying.

Sampling

+1 for the sine

You need to read up on midi mapping. You can map buttons on the touch key to effect on/offs and clip launches. You need to read up what a clip is and what a device is as well. You also need to read up on midi routing. It's all in the manual. I think a lot of it was written by men, so you won't feel ...

Right! So yeah you can jam out an arrangement in session view and record it using the main record button on the transport bar. Maybe even use loop braces on the arrangement time line. Then move the loop braces to the new bit on the arrangement time line. And then press the Back To Arrangement button...

It reads as if your using tracks as places to store sections of your song. Use scenes to store sections of your song. Use tracks to store instrumental parts New bit of the song= new scene in session view. Playing the scene will automatically stop irrelevant clips from playing. Sorry if I have misund...

quote away. It's a tidy bit of work.

it's totally great. if you've got a launchcontrol xl and you use sends to dub stuff out, its made for you. You can control the send on a return channel. You can bluehand about with devices on the return channel You can easily select the return channels with the track select buttons You have control ...

Nice thought about the increasing contiguity of recordings. I think that in the West, musical evolution has slowed down since the 90s... maybe the ability to reuse and rework material from earlier recordings has made for a more conservative music culture. Really tho', from the moment people started ...

great tip!

Have a look at how kick drums are synthesised. Kicks are sort of low frequency pops. I don't know if there is an operator version of a clap... but that would be helpful to look at as well.

I've used this to roughly figure out keys of tracks for djing without headphones.www.ibrahimshaath.co.uk/keyfinder/ And for some generative stuff where I can't manage dissonance by listening to individual files.. I guess if i was working entirely with complex samples I would pitch stuff up and down ...

The nearest you can get to that behaviour is to automate the transpose control on a sampler

It's a standard device. Yeah pitch is one of the control

Another option is to use grain delay with 0 feedback and minimal delay time