Architect in relation to DAW piano roll

[moonmadness]

i was wondering

in a traditional DAW, i am used to manually edit chords so they are humanized:
slightly modifying the start time and length of each notes of the chords for example.

what would be the best/easiest way to do this in Architect?

i think that increasing substantially the numbers of steps in the poly-seq would be one way.
what do you folks suggest?

vince

[colin@loomer]

I like to the use the speed row to push things a little of the metre. Or if I'm feeling more patchy, a MIDI delay with a different small delay value per message.

[moonmadness]

tnx Colin!

one thing i'd like to have:
being able to chose the numbers of steps for the bright/shaded divisions in a sequencer.
so if i was working in 6/4 i could color the sequencer alternatively every 6 steps for an easy visual reference.

[colin@loomer]

Yes, that's a neat idea: I'll see what I can do.

[moonmadness]

tnx colin!

a good workaround for the moment is to use the ruler at the top of the seq, then stretch it to how many rows i need.

then grab it and move it to the next section.

[moonmadness]

i wanted to do a quick project to see how i would get along with Architect, using a workflow similar to a traditional DAW.
we got along pretty good, i must say.

the project below was done entirely inside Architect.
mastering done in Cubase.
the only thing really i would like is to be able to switch tempo between bars using the ruler on top.
it was smooth sailing after i spent the time learning to navigate inside Architect.

i don't know about you folks, but i feel like having a large glass of milk right now! lol

https://soundcloud.com/user-197075446/clockwork-back

[colin@loomer]

Sounds great, and nothing revs my prog-gears more than seeing lots of signature changes in an arrangement!

Could you elaborate on what you mean by:

the only thing really i would like is to be able to switch tempo between bars using the ruler on top.

Thanks.

[moonmadness]

i seem to be able to switch to set tempo changes only and precisely on the bar, and not on bar 80.3 for example.
only whole numbers.

[colin@loomer]

Right, yes, see what you mean, and yes, you're right. I can probably do something about that, although not immediately because it'd mean separating the way time-signatures and tempos are handled internally. I will look into it, though.

[moonmadness]

tnx collin!

there's absolutely no rush, afaic.
there's more than one way to skin a cat!

but it's definitely on my wish list down the road.