06-01-2021, 06:44 PM
Another way to do real time editing is you can use the Librarian program to edit and then send the changes to the NDLR's User Pattern or Rhythm's buffer.
The NDLR's buffers can be changed in real time (which is what you are doing with the NDLR's encoders) and the NDLR will just continue on with whatever is now in the buffer.
This also means that the NDLR won't play the edited Pattern or Rhythm till you send it.
(Although there are some things like Random that generates a complete Pattern or Rhythm and are sent straight away.)
At the moment there is an issue with the NDLR resetting the rhythm length back to 8 when the Rhythm buffer is filled by the library.
I believe this is to be fixed when Steve gets some time after the insanity of the MRCC development and production.
To get around this you could try adding a button on a Midi controller to send 'CC40 length' to reset the Rhythm length or just have the NDLR's Encoder 7 in the 'Rhy-Len' position and give it a twist.
Royce
The NDLR's buffers can be changed in real time (which is what you are doing with the NDLR's encoders) and the NDLR will just continue on with whatever is now in the buffer.
This also means that the NDLR won't play the edited Pattern or Rhythm till you send it.
(Although there are some things like Random that generates a complete Pattern or Rhythm and are sent straight away.)
At the moment there is an issue with the NDLR resetting the rhythm length back to 8 when the Rhythm buffer is filled by the library.
I believe this is to be fixed when Steve gets some time after the insanity of the MRCC development and production.
To get around this you could try adding a button on a Midi controller to send 'CC40 length' to reset the Rhythm length or just have the NDLR's Encoder 7 in the 'Rhy-Len' position and give it a twist.
Royce