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I would request an option to quantize the change of chord/note via the panel buttons. Currently, it changes immediately upon note selection. This is fine, but I would also like an option to quantize to the next bar. This could probably be realized in the Global Menu. No need to get fancy with many l

I'm not married to the name. A mode you toggle on/off in the menu. When active, only common chord progressions, or, common chords that would follow the currently selected chord type and note, are lit. Uncommon chord progressions could be lit at a different brightness, or different color altogeth

I recieved my midicake a few days ago and would like to know the best way to set it up with my other hardware. I have a Roland sh4d, Roland tr8s, Korg modwave and Erica Synths zen delay unit. So far i've only had the time to play with some arps connecting to the modwave, the potentials for this uniq

It would be nice to not loosing chord progressions by accidentally pressing a note and automatically saving it. Maybe, as you did for bounce, rhythm, a predefined list of popular chords progressions could be fine for quick play.

Having the option to save the set of Mute and Follow states per patch rather than as global would be very useful. I can find o suggestion that this is possible in the manual or have I missed something?

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I have two Midicake ARPs which I want to control a Roland MC707's eight channels. Each ARP sends midi to a midi merge box and into the MC707. What would be the best way to sync the set up?

1. Can I "copy" or save the current arp settings to another patch bank of 12 instead of within the current one? 2. If I load a patch and then tweak it, have I permanently altered the stored patch that I loaded or can I re-load it to restore it to what it originally had?

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I haven't had my ARP long, but it has been occupying lots of time of late. A couple days experimenting with learning each parameter, then it's off to the races! Thank you for such a cool and intuitive tool. ARP is a lot of fun on its own, but paired with other controllers it blows my mind. I spent a

I just hooked up the Arp and like it so far. My plan is to integrate it with my existing setup that's based around the Retrokits RK-006. I think this is a very flexible partner for the Arp, allowing control over many MIDI devices and the RK is rock solid in my experience. I have it set up in mode 1

If possible, add a Generator page to each parameter where users can dial in a percentage of randomness before committing, or in real time. Or, a Generator page in the menu settings with options to include/exclude certain parameters. Or offer a selection of generator "presets" that contain a collec

Maybe it would be useful to people if they could choose the ins and outs: DIN, USB or DIN+USB.

I'd like to be able to save templates, you would be able to nominate which parameters were part of the template so it would be possible to clone it over onto another memory slot leaving the un nominated parameters in the destionation patch unaltered. Partial cloning, maybe?

Another probably silly pair of questions here, but is there: A) a way to limit a given arp to only octaves regardless of the number of notes in the current chord? B) a way to limit the maximum octave a given arp hits? Example: I wish Arp 1 to play a (single) octave ostenato bass line of the curr

I'm trying to gain a better understanding on how MIDI is implemented on the USB connectors of ARP. Throughout the manual, mention is made of MIDI data flowing into/out of 5-pin DIN or USB - with no differentiation of either USB-A or USB-B connectors. Only on page 22 I see: "USB The Type-B USB port

I'd like to alter the length of notes (note: not the gate length, but the actual time between when a note is triggered and when the next one is) so I can have the ARP play an alternating rhythm such as half, half, quarter, quarter, quarter, quarter (repeat), or more intricate or complex things. Idea

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