New Morpher CV Utility RE
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I love that the NI Kore 2 design has been revived It was always such a terrible shame that it was nerf'd, and although the VST version still lives, it's only a matter of time until it goes the way of the Dodo. This is much better for Reason users of course, though, and the full suite of Komplete stuff is available in R10, so what's not to like?
Does this come with a small army of presets? If not, then perhaps a patch-making competition is a wise move?
Does this come with a small army of presets? If not, then perhaps a patch-making competition is a wise move?
Very cool video they made this time (unlike their last two players :p )
Looks like something I could use in conjunction with the new ARCUS Knobs utility.
Looks like something I could use in conjunction with the new ARCUS Knobs utility.
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- Faastwalker
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True. SL-1 is a fantastic RE. I have it in my default Reason template with all the knobs mapped to a MIDI controller. The real bummer is when you change to another set the MIDI mappings don't carry across! They work on a per-set basis, which is bollox! It was explained to me previously why this was the case but I don't remember the reasoning.
Anyway, This looks like a cool little RE. The control panel is straight out of Camel Audio's (sadly no more) Alchemy plug-in & iOS App. Useful, but not worth it if you already have SL-1.
SL-1 is buttons with fade curves, right? And Morpher allows the user to freely drag around and automate an XY pad.
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Nifty device. Can be useful when the mod matrix in a synth is full, or a parameter is only accessible from the combinator. Or when you have a preset that already has a nice mod wheel modulation setup but you need a little mo', so you use Morpher to control the mod wheel and another couple of parameters. Or layering of two synths and you morph filters, env, and volumes of both. Or you sequence scenes like in the waves FM synth. Or, or.... Yeah, I can get some use here.
From the videos, my observations: Morpher is suited for morphing synth parameters in real time and record it to the sequencer, alt use a Matrix to move between the 8 "scenes".
SL-1 is more for mixing/crossfading audio streams, like live loop chopping or mixing tracks like a DJ. I didn't see the user controllable continuous morphing happening.
Am I missing something?
Is it a SDK limitation that the knobs don't update when Morpher is given CV inputs to morph the sounds. It looks like that in the video that it morphs but the knobs don't move?
Morpher is partially what we have talked about for a Combinator 2.0, so is it like a "Combinator 1.5"? Is PH getting off the hook again, lol?
From the videos, my observations: Morpher is suited for morphing synth parameters in real time and record it to the sequencer, alt use a Matrix to move between the 8 "scenes".
SL-1 is more for mixing/crossfading audio streams, like live loop chopping or mixing tracks like a DJ. I didn't see the user controllable continuous morphing happening.
Am I missing something?
Is it a SDK limitation that the knobs don't update when Morpher is given CV inputs to morph the sounds. It looks like that in the video that it morphs but the knobs don't move?
Morpher is partially what we have talked about for a Combinator 2.0, so is it like a "Combinator 1.5"? Is PH getting off the hook again, lol?
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That's an oversimplification of SL-1. But the Morpher's XY pad does appeal, if only because of how much fun Alchemy was to play around with. It's straight out of Alchemy, accept you determine what it is controlling. I don't think you could use Alchemy's controller /snapshot section to control other devices. But it was a lot of fun to use all the same.
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This looks also like a comfortable way to set several different synths to new parameters when you're going into a new section of the song, right? Or would SL-1 be better for that..?
Question: How do you remote control the X- and Y-movement of the morphing pad with knobs on your MIDI keyboard?
Question: How do you remote control the X- and Y-movement of the morphing pad with knobs on your MIDI keyboard?
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Ok. I maybe misunderstood but if you set a smooth transition from button to button on SL-1 and then use automation to switch between them instead of dragging the cursor round in Morpher do you not get the same result. I’m genuinely asking as I’ve no idea. Thanks.
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This is slightly different to SL-1. SL-1 can morph between sets of parameters, but it is a triggered morph, where you choose the timing. There is no way you could pause mid-morph. This devices allows you to manually morph between sets. With this you could place the marker in the middle of four snapshots. This isn't possible with SL-1.
Aaaaaaah. Gotcha. Thanks.dioxide wrote: ↑21 May 2019This is slightly different to SL-1. SL-1 can morph between sets of parameters, but it is a triggered morph, where you choose the timing. There is no way you could pause mid-morph. This devices allows you to manually morph between sets. With this you could place the marker in the middle of four snapshots. This isn't possible with SL-1.
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- Boombastix
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No it's different, it is a 4-way X-Y pad, so 4 values based on the X-Y position, and they depend on each other, but no scenes (or you could call it one scene). Morpher has 8 scenes each with 8 values, and no dependence, you can set each of the 8 CV values freely for each scene.Mataya wrote: ↑21 May 2019This also does the job right?
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I think so. I haven't actually demoed this as I don't need it right now. It just got my attention because it is new and looks like it will be useful for a lot of people.
Thanks. I’ll demo it as I’m pretty hopeless when it comes to assigning stuff in combinators and this looks like a quick way of automating instead of having a whole load of lanes. I’ve got all Retouch Control’s other REs so why not .
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Here’s another thought I just had. Say you’ve got knob 1 on Snapshot 1set to 9 o’clock, knob 1 in snapshot 2 set to 4 o’clock and knob 1 in snapshot 3 set to 12 o’clock (you still with me?).
You want the knob 1 parameter to go from 3 to 12 o'clock. But for that to happen the knob has to go to 4 o’clock first as you sweep past knob 2.
Sorry this is so complicated but I couldn’t explain it any better.
If you can switch been snapshots without dragging the cursor do you still get a smooth transition? And if so can you automate the speed of the transition between snapshots say 1-3? I’m guessing not.
You want the knob 1 parameter to go from 3 to 12 o'clock. But for that to happen the knob has to go to 4 o’clock first as you sweep past knob 2.
Sorry this is so complicated but I couldn’t explain it any better.
If you can switch been snapshots without dragging the cursor do you still get a smooth transition? And if so can you automate the speed of the transition between snapshots say 1-3? I’m guessing not.
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Why shouldnt this work? You can automate or CV control the morphing and you can make it as smooth or not as you like.MrFigg wrote: ↑21 May 2019Here’s another thought I just had. Say you’ve got knob 1 on Snapshot 1set to 9 o’clock, knob 1 in snapshot 2 set to 4 o’clock and knob 1 in snapshot 3 set to 12 o’clock (you still with me?).
You want the knob 1 parameter to go from 3 to 12 o'clock. But for that to happen the knob has to go to 4 o’clock first as you sweep past knob 2.
Sorry this is so complicated but I couldn’t explain it any better.
If you can switch been snapshots without dragging the cursor do you still get a smooth transition? And if so can you automate the speed of the transition between snapshots say 1-3? I’m guessing not.
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Oh right. I thought that with "snap"/quantise option you could get "scenes" in a way, but yeah I can see how different devices are. Still, you can get basic xy macro controller and more with quadelectra's.Boombastix wrote: ↑21 May 2019No it's different, it is a 4-way X-Y pad, so 4 values based on the X-Y position, and they depend on each other, but no scenes (or you could call it one scene). Morpher has 8 scenes each with 8 values, and no dependence, you can set each of the 8 CV values freely for each scene.Mataya wrote: ↑21 May 2019This also does the job right?
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I figured it would work with automation. It wAs more the morphing dragging the cursor I was wondering about really (first scenario).Loque wrote: ↑21 May 2019Why shouldnt this work? You can automate or CV control the morphing and you can make it as smooth or not as you like.MrFigg wrote: ↑21 May 2019Here’s another thought I just had. Say you’ve got knob 1 on Snapshot 1set to 9 o’clock, knob 1 in snapshot 2 set to 4 o’clock and knob 1 in snapshot 3 set to 12 o’clock (you still with me?).
You want the knob 1 parameter to go from 3 to 12 o'clock. But for that to happen the knob has to go to 4 o’clock first as you sweep past knob 2.
Sorry this is so complicated but I couldn’t explain it any better.
If you can switch been snapshots without dragging the cursor do you still get a smooth transition? And if so can you automate the speed of the transition between snapshots say 1-3? I’m guessing not.
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