steff3
12-12-2008, 01:31 AM
Bringing an old discussion back to life ....
Grooveclock and odd meters ....
Well, I think I have always come back to this since I use Numerology and I will always come back to it until it gets implement :)
As it is currently the groove clock has no variable step size like the other sequencer - but it has 16 steps - which for itself is not a bad starting point to add better support for odd meters.
I think what could help are selectable note lengths - say - one step in groove clock is now a 16th note, however with a 8th note a lot more meters possible (for 12/8, etc. ) and the resulting limitations (cannot control each 16th note) may be acceptable im most cases. Maybe also 'bar length' and 'groove length' should be changeable from beats to other values - 8th (for 7/8 etc.).
Also I would love to see if the tempo would change with the transport tempo again .... - maybe with an offset-function (I think one can still use the divider in the sequencers for divisions/ratios etc.)
Those steps would add a lot of flexibility to the current design.
Thanks for considering :)
best
Grooveclock and odd meters ....
Well, I think I have always come back to this since I use Numerology and I will always come back to it until it gets implement :)
As it is currently the groove clock has no variable step size like the other sequencer - but it has 16 steps - which for itself is not a bad starting point to add better support for odd meters.
I think what could help are selectable note lengths - say - one step in groove clock is now a 16th note, however with a 8th note a lot more meters possible (for 12/8, etc. ) and the resulting limitations (cannot control each 16th note) may be acceptable im most cases. Maybe also 'bar length' and 'groove length' should be changeable from beats to other values - 8th (for 7/8 etc.).
Also I would love to see if the tempo would change with the transport tempo again .... - maybe with an offset-function (I think one can still use the divider in the sequencers for divisions/ratios etc.)
Those steps would add a lot of flexibility to the current design.
Thanks for considering :)
best