How can you set conditions so on one step, only one of the notes gets triggered.
Example, on the first step of a bar, put 3 different notes, and set conditions so only one is output.
I would set one of the notes Chance to 33% and !PRE for the 2 other notes. But it doesn’t work. (Although it works when only 2 notes…)
NT=0 doesn’t work as I think it’s only considering previously held notes.
Help !
No Condition mastermind to help me solving this ?
I looked into this yesterday because I used to use this method all the time when I had the Deluge as my main sequencer.
I went through the manual and did some testing and I can’t find an equivalent behavior.
i occasionally program a pattern like this on Deluge – wanting it to play identically except for changing one note each cycle on the same step (C3 the first time, C4 the second time for example). pretty sure it’s a Conditional Trig situation, at least the way i program it
MATH /SYNC SYNC, /PREV PREV /1ST 1ST …
Conditional trigs allow you to set a condition to a note to be played. Here are some examples :
1:2 — note plays the 1st time, every 2 loops
2:3 — note plays the 2nd time, every 3 loops
!2:4 — note not plays the 2nd time, every 4 loops
Kind of a hack, but in my head this works, haven’t tried it personally:
- add an arpeggiator effect, random order, other parameters to taste
- turn it off
- Toggle it on and back off during a single single note period via automation.
- Hope it’s actually random.
At first I thought that the “chance” effect “lot” mode achieved this effect but I hadn’t read carefully enough. But then I realized a random arp with the right settings might give you a random 1 of N notes.
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