Do I have to make 12 different txt files for each instrument, and then another for the FX to be able to tweak the parameters of each instrument individually? That would be 13 of the 16 definition files available. Then I couldn’t use all four channels on my Preen (If it needs four definition files too.)
Thanks for the help!
Every midi channel needs a separate file (definition). You can specify note numbers and control change numbers in the same file. If that makes sense?
Yeah. I think it’s one downfall of the Rytm architecture. Having the cc’s the same for each instrument. But I guess with so much functionality in each instrument and only 127 cc’s you have to work around it some way.
It’s only day two with the Pyramid for me, but I learn something new each day and am more and more impressed and looking forward to the creativity it’s bringing out.
Thanks!
I’m not familiar with either device, but it might be worth waiting for v3.0 which will make definitions with multitimbral devices less painful, see
http://squarp.community/t/multitimbral-synth-monodefinition/895/13
Hello hello
you can have a look here:
1 channel is enought I believe for the Rytm.
Thank you for that, but I am looking to be able to use the pitch and tone shaping features of each instrument, rather than the fx. I’m going to try and make a definition file today. If it works, I’ll share it
What am I doing wrong/completely missing? I don’t see the name when I hit 2nd+Track. Just a gray box. It’s a .txt file. I’m on track 1, output A01. I followed the manual (apparently not well enough).
I made this definition and put it in the root:
NAME:RYTM
OUT:A
CHANNEL:1
3:NOTE
4:VELOCITY
5:LENGTH
11:SYN_TRIG
12:SMP_TRIG
13:ENV_TRIG
14:LFO_TRIG
95:TRK_LEVL
94:TRK_MUTE
93:TRK_SOLO
15:MACHINE
92:ACT_SCN
35:PERF_1
36:PERF_2
37:PERF_3
39:PERF_4
40:PERF_5
41:PERF_6
42:PERF_7
43:PERF_8
44:PERF_9
45:PERF_10
46:PERF_11
47:PERF_12
16:SYNTH_1
17:SYNTH_2
18:SYNTH_3
19:SYNTH_4
20:SYNTH_5
21:SYNTH_6
22:SYNTH_7
23:SYNTH_8
24:SMP_TUNE
25:SMP_FINE
26:SMP_BIT
27:SMP_SLOT
28:SMP_STRT
29:SMP_END
30:SMP_LOOP
31:SMP_LEVL
70:FLTR_ATK
71:FLTR_DCY
72:FLTR_SUS
73:FLTR_REL
74:FLTR_FRQ
75:FLTR_RES
76:FLTRMODE
77:FLTR_ENV
78:AMP_ATK
79:AMP_HOLD
80:AMP_DCY
81:AMP_ODR
82:AMP_DEL
83:AMP_REV
10:AMP_PAN
7:AMP_VOL
102:LFO_SPD
103:LFO_MULT
104:LFO_FADE
105:LFO_DEST
106:LFO_WAV
107:LFO_PHS
108:LFO_TRIG
109:LFO_DEP
Found it in another definition thread.
" select all text and press shift+command+T to convert the text into plain text"
Apparently just changing the file format to .txt doesn’t work on a Mac in textedit.
I feel like that little trick isn’t so obvious and should be in the manual.