DELTA

if it was two or more extra rack extensions everytime then you'd save it all into a combinator patch and just open that instead but for one single RE? no don't bother imo

lots of good content on youtube. do a search for "what key is my song in" and you will find something.

i found this entry in the electronic music wiki about release velocity >> A rather obscure feature of the MIDI standard. When a key is released, the keyboard can measure how fast the performer allows the key to spring back up, and insert the value into the resulting note off message. What the receiv...

it is a good tool

ah no i guess the midi-cv converter has multiple channels itself and can therefore send poly cv signal to multiple places at once, each of those channels can be muted individually from the main midi-cv player.

cv player tap converts polyphonic midi date to monophonic cv data by outputting each note in a separate channel

midi-cv converter uses the (Blamsoft method?) of polyphonic cv to output all note data over just one channel. i dont use midi-cv in mono mode so i cant speak to how that works

DELTA +1

CVA-7 can convert the signal to unipolar out. tbh i have not read the original post

complex-1 and kron were my main buy this year, i also picked up disperser and some others

i compose in the rack and avoid the sequencer window as much as possible. have you ever tried composing a whole track in 3/4 or 6/8 ? these time signatures are very common and have great musicality and are possibly more accessible than a 5/ or 7/

excellent, very useful addition

very interested in this new feature that makes the Clock Divider more useful :0 guess we'l get to find out what it is very soon

why not game on your computer? i'm not anti consoles, but with that budget i think you might enjoy spending it on a nice modern game and controller

ReSpire for me too although i like the sound and if i could get audio input i would use those filters a lot more but the good tools for generating movement are tucked away in the corner and hidden behind tabs so it becomes a slow and deflating process to compose with

(After a long and tiring year) heck i know that feeling

looking forward to seeing some of these new ideas

it's a nice tool, good luck with your release and future rack extensions

i have been following along with the thread, and have updated to 1.0.0d5 and can confirm that i have not had a crash since my first three on day 1. i have been testing a few different things such as the follower cv out and parameter automation and have not found any problems worth reporting

- bes

sometimes i'll get a pop when turning the stereo width from 0% to 1% i always get pops when switching between the LPF order i have caused 3 crashes now and i am almost certain it is the soft knee function, but each time it was a little different and on my last attempt i was able to do all of this wi...

that does seem like something i would do, and have just as quickly forgotten about it entirely

i also seem to have a refill i dont remember buying.
sample magic - retro future, its 35 GBP on sm's website
i guess i'll download it and check it out

although there seem to be some differences the official website logs it as 1.8Gb and the download i'm getting from reason studios is half that size

I started recording and editing sounds with soundforge in the 90's when it was still a sonic foundry product and using vegas for its multitrack to score out full songs. the first DAW i used would have been fruity loops and only really used it as a drum machine and took recordings from it back into s...

i guess i do want to do flat out insane shit with my sound. hope you release PSDN 2.0 soon

i find sequences more efficient and quick to get ideas out and that polystep encourages greater creativity