Live Matrix: Vertical rather than Horizontal
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 696 posts since 15 Sep, 2003
It was nice to see M9 get the Live Matrix option. Having used Ableton I've gotten used to stacking the parts for a particular instrument/track vertically rather than horizontally (as is the case in M9). I'm wondering if there's any plan to allow the user to flip views to allow an Abeleton-column workflow?
"Music is directly tied to the technology of a culture."
"Modular gear is the craft beer of music."
"Modular gear is the craft beer of music."
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- KVRer
- 19 posts since 18 Nov, 2021
Maschine has a nice way of handling this
The matrix is rotated as you suggest, then scenes basically show you which pattens are selected for that scene. It’s a different paradigm though. It means you don’t need to duplicate pattern for a different scene unless you want the pattern to be different
To note, scene 2 isn’t just playing the yellow pattern here it’s playing all 4 patterns that are highlighted. Might get confusing with subtracks though I guess. Different to both Mulab and Ableton approach anyway
The matrix is rotated as you suggest, then scenes basically show you which pattens are selected for that scene. It’s a different paradigm though. It means you don’t need to duplicate pattern for a different scene unless you want the pattern to be different
To note, scene 2 isn’t just playing the yellow pattern here it’s playing all 4 patterns that are highlighted. Might get confusing with subtracks though I guess. Different to both Mulab and Ableton approach anyway
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 696 posts since 15 Sep, 2003
That's an interesting way of handing patterns. I like it, seems intuitive to me. Maybe Mulab will grow to contain the best of all worlds.
"Music is directly tied to the technology of a culture."
"Modular gear is the craft beer of music."
"Modular gear is the craft beer of music."
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- KVRer
- 19 posts since 18 Nov, 2021
@sdv, it also ties in with the song arranger but we are going slightly off topic here so check out this related FR and the maschine video explanation
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