HOW DO I...?
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 26 posts since 24 Jun, 2018
If there already is a thread for this let me now. But I thought it would be useful for a generic one that can be used for users that may not be sure if they can't achieve something is because of the software or user ignorance.
I'll start:
How do I do side step a rhythm pattern? I think he it is also called pattern scrolling.
How do I apply 1 rhythm phrase over multiple phrases?
Let me explain: I have a cool rhythm phrase that is 5 beats long. I have a chord phrase that is 3 beats and after that an arpeggio phrase for 2 beats. I did the glue of the phrases and apply the rhythm but it didn't seem to apply the rhythm correctly (that just may be me seeing it wrongly). Plus when I glue the phrases I lose the ability to alter them independently. But is the only way? Glue the phrases then apply the rhythm?
I'll start:
How do I do side step a rhythm pattern? I think he it is also called pattern scrolling.
How do I apply 1 rhythm phrase over multiple phrases?
Let me explain: I have a cool rhythm phrase that is 5 beats long. I have a chord phrase that is 3 beats and after that an arpeggio phrase for 2 beats. I did the glue of the phrases and apply the rhythm but it didn't seem to apply the rhythm correctly (that just may be me seeing it wrongly). Plus when I glue the phrases I lose the ability to alter them independently. But is the only way? Glue the phrases then apply the rhythm?
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 26 posts since 24 Jun, 2018
How do I distribute a phrase across multiple tracks? e.g. I have a a series of chord phrases in a piano track. I want to have the highest note (in whatever position the chord is dynamically) to be voiced by a nylon guitar in another track. Is there anyway to even hack this without much effort?
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musicdevelopments musicdevelopments https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=223336
- KVRAF
- 5404 posts since 9 Jan, 2010
It is not possible to scroll a rhythm pattern at the moment. You can scroll phrase notes (Rotate Notes variation).
A single rhythm pattern cannot be applied to multiple phrases. This will be possible soon when rhythm tracks will be added.
It is quite easy to move certain notes of a phrase (or whole phrases) to other tracks. You need to enable "group track". Select "Note Editing" mode (shortcut: F2). Highlighting the small left-right arrow under the group track will make a direct connection between selected phrase notes and selected tracks. All you need to do is selecting a few notes, then clicking on the target track name.
A single rhythm pattern cannot be applied to multiple phrases. This will be possible soon when rhythm tracks will be added.
It is quite easy to move certain notes of a phrase (or whole phrases) to other tracks. You need to enable "group track". Select "Note Editing" mode (shortcut: F2). Highlighting the small left-right arrow under the group track will make a direct connection between selected phrase notes and selected tracks. All you need to do is selecting a few notes, then clicking on the target track name.
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- KVRer
- 10 posts since 28 Jul, 2012
How do I have a chord for 1 bar and have two chords in the next bar? Searched but couldn't find.
Update: I found this in an unrelated post: Alt-Click on the Chord will Split the chord region
This is NOT mentioned in the manual !!!
Be nice if you had Join chord regions, I found I had to DELETE the region after the split to join them
Update: I found this in an unrelated post: Alt-Click on the Chord will Split the chord region
This is NOT mentioned in the manual !!!
Be nice if you had Join chord regions, I found I had to DELETE the region after the split to join them
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musicdevelopments musicdevelopments https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=223336
- KVRAF
- 5404 posts since 9 Jan, 2010
I am sorry about that!
Double-click also works on the master track to split and glue chords. Alt-click was added recently to avoid opening the chord suggestion menu.
The good news is v3.6 will feature a voicing editor, where splitting and gluing chords is just a right-click with the mouse. Moving chord boundaries is easier too, as well as previewing chords, and editing voicing of course:
This update will be released in about 2 weeks from now (available in the beta version).
Thanks,
Attila
Double-click also works on the master track to split and glue chords. Alt-click was added recently to avoid opening the chord suggestion menu.
The good news is v3.6 will feature a voicing editor, where splitting and gluing chords is just a right-click with the mouse. Moving chord boundaries is easier too, as well as previewing chords, and editing voicing of course:
This update will be released in about 2 weeks from now (available in the beta version).
Thanks,
Attila