Hey there... I hope you can help 'cause I'd like to buy your plugin... Is there a setting I have not figured out so that notes OUT follow the octave position of the PATTERN and not the CHORD?
I'm using this live as opposed to midi clips/tracks in Reaper...
I've got a chord on Ch1 as the "notes in"
I'm playing live in on ch2 as the PATTERN
Everything I try seems to make it so that whatever octave I'm playing in the pattern is "squashed" to match the chord note's octave position...
So if I play a CEG chord in Octave 1, but play a C5 in the pattern, the note out is always a C1
How can I get Kameleono to follow the chord mask, but maintain octave position of the original pattern notes? Possible?
Is it possible to get Kameleono to spit out notes that follow pattern octave position?
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- KVRist
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- KVRist
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Hello DruMunkey,DruMunkey wrote: ↑Fri Feb 08, 2019 11:41 pm Hey there... I hope you can help 'cause I'd like to buy your plugin... Is there a setting I have not figured out so that notes OUT follow the octave position of the PATTERN and not the CHORD?
I'm using this live as opposed to midi clips/tracks in Reaper...
I've got a chord on Ch1 as the "notes in"
I'm playing live in on ch2 as the PATTERN
Everything I try seems to make it so that whatever octave I'm playing in the pattern is "squashed" to match the chord note's octave position...
So if I play a CEG chord in Octave 1, but play a C5 in the pattern, the note out is always a C1
How can I get Kameleono to follow the chord mask, but maintain octave position of the original pattern notes? Possible?
Sorry. I missed your post.
Yes, there is a way to do it.
You just need to use "notes-in" as the pattern input and PATTERN as the notes-in.
Then, in the flow tab you need to set all the "Octave Transpose" fields to 0.
Now every C note from the PATTERN track on any octave will play the lowest "note-in" pattern note.
Every C# note from the PATTERN track on any octave will play the next up "note-in" pattern note.
etc.
You can also change this behaviour by setting a different arpeggiator settings: DOWN, ORDER, REVERSE.
