Maybe there is a way to do this in the settings that I am unaware of but currently attempting to use my arp with my eurorack setup and when I mute a channel it stops sending note data however it continues to open a gate which in a eurorack setup just causes a single note to play. Is there anyways to address this?
Hello,
I'm a new happy user a MIdicake.
I have one question: is possible to change bank and load saved configuration patch by sending a MIDI code? Form any controller? e.g. programming foot controler?
Regards,
Kajetan
Yes, You can use Bank and Program change messages from any controller that supports them. See the User Manual page 57. Bank Change messages (using CC 0) with a value between 0 and 15 (bank 1 to 16) Program Change messages with a value between 0 and 11 (patch 1 to 12) I hope that helps.
I'm trying to record a pretty simple bass line with 1/8th notes but my ARP can't seem to keep a steady tempo. I'm not running any real effects, no delay, no groove, chop is really the only paramater that is effecting anything. I just tried the same bass line on my OXIone with the same synth (dreadbox Hades) and it kept a stady tempo no problem.
Has anyone else had similar issue and found a solution?
What are you recording with? DAW? How do you have ARP's MIDI Control Mode configured, IN?
Hello,
I created a pattern in 5/1, so five beats per bar. I would like the arp plays it in a daw ( S1 and Bitwig ) in 5/4, however, the arp plays the pattern in 4/4 even if i setup the daw in 5/4.
what i have to do ?
Thank you for the help
So sorry, I missed your post.
How is the tempo sync set up? I take it the MIDI Clock is coming from the DAW and ARP is set to MIDI Control Mode = IN?
ARP always subdivides a 96 tick MIDI bar. So at 5/1, 5 notes will be output every 96 ticks.
Changing the Bitwig time signature to 5/4 extends the bar to 120 ticks. (5 x 24 PPQN)
ARP doesn't have a way to change the bar length (it's always 96 ticks)
So my suggestion would be to keep Bitwig at 4/4 and set ARP to do whatever division of the bar you need.
I hope that helps.
This seems like odd behaviour. Pitch info is held in both the note on and off messages, and gate is the time between the two. When muted, the track stops outputting note ons and sends any remaining note offs when the gate time is reached.
How are you converting MIDI to CV?
A couple of things it could be: -
- A very long gate setting?
- POLY Voice Mode (playing a MONO synth voice) Try MONO.
- MIDI Output Channel - Set this to OFF. It is only needed for Daisy Chaining, and emits chord notes on the selected channel.
Let me know how you get on.