01-19-2021, 04:53 AM
Hi.
I hadn't thought of that. I gave it a go and programmed the necessary control changes into my sequencer and it certainly does work but being the usual low effort/high reward sort of guitarist it's quite a production to do it on the sequencer I use these days (Genoqs Octopus). The main attraction of your excellent gadget is to be able to hit those chord keys and record the output in the Genoqs for further tweaking or bouncing through an arpeggiator then back again. It's the immediacy of it that I like. The riffs are easy to program on the Genoqs but it's a pain to do the transposition. I'm planning on using CC from a foot pedal to change the chords while jamming on the Octo so don't want to be too involved with the NDLR, physically. Currently I would have to send two CCs to effect the tonal centre and mode change which is a bit of a pain on the Octo and can't be done from the foot pedal I have. Thanks though.
I hadn't thought of that. I gave it a go and programmed the necessary control changes into my sequencer and it certainly does work but being the usual low effort/high reward sort of guitarist it's quite a production to do it on the sequencer I use these days (Genoqs Octopus). The main attraction of your excellent gadget is to be able to hit those chord keys and record the output in the Genoqs for further tweaking or bouncing through an arpeggiator then back again. It's the immediacy of it that I like. The riffs are easy to program on the Genoqs but it's a pain to do the transposition. I'm planning on using CC from a foot pedal to change the chords while jamming on the Octo so don't want to be too involved with the NDLR, physically. Currently I would have to send two CCs to effect the tonal centre and mode change which is a bit of a pain on the Octo and can't be done from the foot pedal I have. Thanks though.