* From Tyler Hanel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 12:26 AM 8/20/99 EDT, you wrote:
>* From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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><<<It's stuff like this that made me just put both in a corner in my computer
>room until I had more time to try and learn the fundamentals before trying
>to actually creating something fabulous. :)>>>
>
>i did this also and it was like a few days before i went back and i am now a
>master, i know everything about it almost
>
>i think the key thing for me was learning about the phrases and tracks
>i think i posted about the difference and their relation to your sounds but
>here it is again
>first you have to go into the second pattern mode and see how copying a
>section is still using the same phrases. each track holds a "patch" if you
>use the rm1x sounds and each track is a different channel if you use other
>devices. so if you use the an1x, save the patches on the an1x and then go
to
>the voice mode and set the bank numbers etc for that voice(there are a tone
>of open spaces for the voices just put the cursor on the numbers themselves
>and then find the numbers of your patch
>so if you want to copy a phrase to another phrase, you have to do that
>individually not by section (like phrase 001 to phrase 009 etc.)
>im tired gotta go
>-matt
This is the truth. Very good advice. Here is a nice 'make an entirely new
copy of a section' trick that you can do. Say that Section A is 4 bars long
and you want to make a copy of all the phrases in it and move them to the
correct parts on Section B. Pick an unused track on Section A and record a
new phrase that is longer than the section length, and put a note event
only in the last (extra) bar. Make sure that you go up and change the
number of measures of the section to that number (5) Now use the 'split'
function to split the first 4 bars of your new augmented section A to
section B. Next go back and remove that extra
long track from your inital pattern and set the pattern length back down to
what it was (4)
Voila, 2 Sections with identical data but different phrases, so you can
edit to your heart's content...
The whole Section/Phrase/Track architecture takes a bit of getting used to,
but is really really powerful once you learn it. You just might need to
unlearn other stuff. (the RM1x is the first pro-quality sequencer that i've
ever used, so I never had to unlearn that other stuff...yay)
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