Hi, I'm just starting with AGC and Strumaker III, and I could not find how to create 2 octaves (1 major chords and 1 minor)from strumaker III (only 1 octave) like the Jstrums pattern with his own strumaker which have 2 octaves.
Thanks for your help.
Dan
Strumaker III on 2 octaves
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 17 posts since 15 Nov, 2011
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 17 posts since 15 Nov, 2011
Nobody?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Dan
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Dan
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- KVRist
- 307 posts since 29 May, 2006
Hi Dan,
StrumMaker 3 uses 3 octaves- one for patterns and 2 for manual up and down strokes.
You can easily create, for instance, a setup with a G major and G minor both in the same octave by using user chords. This is all covered quite fully in the manual, and this is also covered in the earlier StrumMaker II video. The Torch Extended Demo also might be helpful, and although the GUI is different, the operation is essentially the same.
To have a G major and G minor (as an example) available at the same time:
Play a G key.
Select "minor" on the Variation knob.
"Copy To" an unused user location. Let's say G#.
Now set the G back to major on the Variation Knob.
Play a G#.
Set the Variation knob to User and hit G# again.
Now you have G major on G keys and G minor on G# keys.
TC
StrumMaker 3 uses 3 octaves- one for patterns and 2 for manual up and down strokes.
You can easily create, for instance, a setup with a G major and G minor both in the same octave by using user chords. This is all covered quite fully in the manual, and this is also covered in the earlier StrumMaker II video. The Torch Extended Demo also might be helpful, and although the GUI is different, the operation is essentially the same.
To have a G major and G minor (as an example) available at the same time:
Play a G key.
Select "minor" on the Variation knob.
"Copy To" an unused user location. Let's say G#.
Now set the G back to major on the Variation Knob.
Play a G#.
Set the Variation knob to User and hit G# again.
Now you have G major on G keys and G minor on G# keys.
TC
