Echoes in the Attic wrote:
I am well aware. But people don't often hold chords when the pitches are getting offset. Unless they are custom octave positions. It gets pretty tough to control what you are playing. I can understand a transposed sequence (ie. holding one key at a time at different pitches). When people use the pitch offset in an arp, it is typically to make a sequence. That's all I was saying.
As for arp speed being the same as note length, no, not what I meant. But that too is a note length. What I'm talking about is a global gate more accurately. But arps often label it as "Length", like in Omnisphere.
Ahhhhh.... a global gate! I would also like that as a continuous knob that is modulatable...
As for the pitch change and chords, it can be done fine if you use the next/same/first/last to control errant notes... takes a little forethought... anyway, I appreciate the ability to do so
but that is more about the Zebra arp than Diva
cheers
