First of all, I haven't figured out all the Z2 features yet.
Korg Legacy collection has nice arpeggiator, it keeps playing, and I can switch presets, and find the ones I like. What bothers me about is that I have to manually click to change presets.
It would be extremely cool, if Zebra would have auto preview of presets. In other words, at the end of arpeggio, preset would be switched either up/down preset list.
Whole lot easier than clicking !!!
auto Preview of Presets using arpeggiator
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- KVRian
- 864 posts since 4 Apr, 2001 from Finland
Hehe, sorry but this is like a "how lazy can you get" feature request. 
Seriously though, there are lots of presets that wouldn't play well with arpeggios. Most pads for example.
Seriously though, there are lots of presets that wouldn't play well with arpeggios. Most pads for example.
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- u-he
- 30213 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
I'd love to do things like that, but there are dozens of little issues...
The major problem is the time it takes to switch a preset. A full Zebra2 preset is like switching thousands of parameters. This eats up quite some milliseconds, so it can't be done in a realtime thread, such as Midi (Program Changes). It must only happen upon user action (mouse click, key command).
On the other hand, I've already started on a concept for faster patch changes and some sort of undo/redo functionality, but there were other things to do (and still are).
Nevertheless, I'm aware of the problem, and there's certainly gonna be an answer some time. I can just neither foresee it nor promise anything.
Later,
Urs
The major problem is the time it takes to switch a preset. A full Zebra2 preset is like switching thousands of parameters. This eats up quite some milliseconds, so it can't be done in a realtime thread, such as Midi (Program Changes). It must only happen upon user action (mouse click, key command).
On the other hand, I've already started on a concept for faster patch changes and some sort of undo/redo functionality, but there were other things to do (and still are).
Nevertheless, I'm aware of the problem, and there's certainly gonna be an answer some time. I can just neither foresee it nor promise anything.
Later,
Urs