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it is. tried it this morning. even the green light from the pattern selector goes dark. nice!

i wish i knew how to make a variation from a pattern.
let´s say i have a pattern and i want some machines to have some different values in another pattern.
if i just copy a pattern then every change i make affects the original pattern also.
i know i could p-lock everything but i feel i loose some freedoms if i do that.
now how about parts. pattern 1 is assigned to part 1. i copy the pattern to pattern 2 and that also automatically is assigned to part 1. how can i carry the settings from part 1 to part 2?
for love´s sake i cannot do that.
maybe it´s just one of those days...
can anyone follow what i want to do and maybe show me a way how to do that?
thank you

thanks, i know pattern clear.
I need also pattern remove.
when i clear a pattern the light on the pattern grid for that pattern is still on.
I need a complete removement.
Thats very important when arranging/placing the patterns to their final trig/space


Pattern clear just clears up the events, not the pattern itself,
or have i overlooked something ?

octausers should be able to setup an initpattern of their own.
why is it that every new pattern starts with 8 static machines?
i guess it´s because we have 0.99e still.

Bathrobe wrote:
it is. tried it this morning. even the green light from the pattern selector goes dark. nice!

i wish i knew how to make a variation from a pattern.
let´s say i have a pattern and i want some machines to have some different values in another pattern.
if i just copy a pattern then every change i make affects the original pattern also.
i know i could p-lock everything but i feel i loose some freedoms if i do that.
now how about parts. pattern 1 is assigned to part 1. i copy the pattern to pattern 2 and that also automatically is assigned to part 1. how can i carry the settings from part 1 to part 2?
for love´s sake i cannot do that.
maybe it´s just one of those days...
can anyone follow what i want to do and maybe show me a way how to do that?
thank you

Extended mode (like Machinedrum) wanted !

You can copy "track" parameters, check the manual but you can't copy "scene" parameters... snif...

Bathrobe wrote:
octausers should be able to setup an initpattern of their own.
why is it that every new pattern starts with 8 static machines?
i guess it´s because we have 0.99e still.

Start a new project, set it up how you like and "save to new project" and leave the original as your template for each project.

wish ( allready mentioned from other users in other threads)

Mixer settings ( tracklevel, trackmute) independent for each Pattern
---------> new page in system menu to toggle between mix-global and mix-perPattern.


ofcourse as is now can have advantages in some situations,
as wished can have advantages in other situations,
both is needed, hardly !

wish:

Loopmode to audition only selected Bars.
hardly missed !!!
or do i miss something ?

Bathrobe wrote:

i wish i knew how to make a variation from a pattern.
let´s say i have a pattern and i want some machines to have some different values in another pattern.
if i just copy a pattern then every change i make affects the original pattern also.
i know i could p-lock everything but i feel i loose some freedoms if i do that.
now how about parts. pattern 1 is assigned to part 1. i copy the pattern to pattern 2 and that also automatically is assigned to part 1. how can i carry the settings from part 1 to part 2?


found it on page 29 of the manual it says:
Copy/paste/clear commands are available in the EDIT PARTS menu.

So with that i can finally make variations of a pattern and carry them over to another bank.
When pasting a part onto a new pattern it sounds weird but change to an old pattern and get back to the new one, the copy then sounds as expected.

Regarding the template. What if i start a new set? Would i have to make my templates all over again?

"DUAL MODE"

In Dual Mode, specially-prepared samples where each side is monophonic can be re-panned and re-muted independently. For example, if there is a synth lead on the hard left and a bassline on the hard right, Dual Mode allows independent processing and re-panning of the two.

This essentially gives you a Sixteen-Trak.

Could also be fun with true stereo samples, allowing you to mess with the stereo image.

function + xfader should switch interface view to the other 8 tracks!