Although I find the way the note +/- works is an interesting concept, I find it a bit of a “niche” usage.
I’d love a “simple” mode where you can set up a transposition amount for each repeat. Which is impossible unless I’m wrong.
What are your thoughts about it ?
Tried a Scale or Harmonizer after it?
Can help to tame it.
Not sure how it would help to add transposition for each repeat. Would you care to explain ?
It wouldn’t - I just meant, for example, running a Scale after it forces the notes into the scale, therefore helping make it more musical etc.
Not a specific answer to your question, just a thought.
Wouldn’t mind a specific amount for each repeat, not sure how musical it would be either though, good for some uses I guess, diminished, octaves, whole-tone etc.
I absolutely love the note+/-!!!
As mentioned above, apply scaler afterwards to keep the transposed delay echos in scale.
In my opinion it is one of the core tools for shaping/generating lush polyphonic sequences from fx
love the scaler trick
Thanks for the replies, but…
That was my original question. I guess it’s just not possible.
So I was playing with the echo feature, Is this what you are trying to do?
However many repeats you have set, set the note+ to the same amount.
eg:
if you have repeat = 1, note+ = 1
if you have repeat = 2, note+ = 2
etc.
You will get 1 semitone per repeat.
If you want larger jumps, set note+ to number of semitones desired per repeat, multiplied by number of repeats.
eg for 1 octave per repeat:
repeat = 1, note+ = 12
repeat = 2, note+ = 24
etc.
This !
Damn you are either a genius, or I’m stupid !
One thing that I noticed (now I’ve got it working) is that if the same note is repeated before the last echo, it resets the echo pattern.
Example :
set a note on first step in a 16 step pattern.
set an Echo FX (Rate = 1/4, Repeats = X > 4, Note + = X)
the Echo is reset after 3 repetitions.
are you essentially retriggering the note after the third repeat with only 1 bar 
don’t know if that overrides the echo but try a longer seq and see if it still manifests
I wish the two “sequences” would overlap, that’s all.
Does changing the number of voices help? I haven’t tried it myself because I’m not set up to, but thats what I thought it was for. Maybe it treats the same note differently.
Honestly I had the same problem for a while… it wasn’t until I looked at it again because of your question. I think the thing that threw me is initially I was counting the initial hit, not just the repeats. Dumb in hindsight but yeh… caught me out too
