28 Aug
2009
28 Aug
'09
11:42 a.m.
On 08/28/2009 09:36 PM, drew Roberts wrote:
On Thursday 27 August 2009 23:39:15 Patrick Shirkey
wrote:
In this case I am referring to a grid of buttons that can be used to
trigger the various patterns. The is seperate from the pattern
sequencing grid. The buttons would be larger and shinier and the column
would be roughly 4 - 10 buttons wide. On each button the pattern name
would be displayed. When pressing the button it would trigger the
pattern on/off.
It's actually not needed in order to get the multiple patterns playing
at one time as Gabriel explains in his last post. However it is what AL
users would be used to.
Patrick Shirkey
Boost Hardware Ltd
IIUC, it doesn't have functionality to play
multiple patterns at the
same time.
I thought this was incorrect and just did a little test in case my memory
was
faulty. I put the stick in one pattern, the closed hat in another, put both
patterns under one another in the song editor and set to song mode. Hit play,
the stick and the hat played.
Is the song editor what you are referring to as a grid? Sure looks like a grid
to me.
patterns down the side and bars across the top. if you highlight the
intersection of a pattern and a bar, that pattern will play when the song
gets to that bar. (I am not sure what I am referring to as bars are
considered bars by hydrogen.)
all the best,
drew
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