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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » January 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Chainer preset morphing
progfusion74
Posted: 30th January 2003 00:33
Hi folks,

I have been playing with Chainer a ton since I upgraded computers and got my license earlier today. I have just one question. If I am reading the help file correctly, the dropdown box for each slot should have the following

load
close
save as
insert inputs
instruments
effects
MIDI transmit channel
Randomize/Morph


My version (says 1.03) has all of the above except Randomize/Morph. I have "send to" before MIDI transmit channel (that seems to be for output routing). Can anyone help me out here?

Thanks

prog
ew
Posted: 30th January 2003 00:36
Hey prog-
The randomize/morph is in the Preset Lab. To get there,you load your instrument or effect,open up either the GUI or the Chainer control for said item and click on presets. You'll find it there.
ew
progfusion74
Posted: 30th January 2003 00:39
Aha

Got it. This is SUPER cool

Thanks!!!!!

prog
foosnark
Posted: 30th January 2003 07:14
It'd be cooler if there were a way to exclude particular settings... or to quantize continuous pitch controls to octaves Very Happy
Steve T
Posted: 30th January 2003 07:40
Hey Foosnark,

Why don't you automate the parameters you want to exclude and then choose "randomise unautomated params" Wink

Steve T
progfusion74
Posted: 30th January 2003 08:53
Steve T wrote:
Hey Foosnark,

Why don't you automate the parameters you want to exclude and then choose "randomise unautomated params" Wink

Steve T


I tried that last night and it worked well for the couple of times I tried it.

prog
foosnark
Posted: 30th January 2003 12:02
Good idea Steve, I didn't really mess with it long enough to try that since I was mostly trying to get the SF2 export to work. I'll mess with that. Smile
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