What about recorded punch in effects on the performance channel that can be muted/unmuted?
I guess muting is a legit way to extend a single pattern. So as long as the punch in effects are sequenced, then they’re fine.
I also didn’t realize you could sequence punch-in effects. I’m totally going to try that now!
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The sequencing of the punch-in track is a very powerful feature, I used it in one of my songs to fill 8 bars of punch-in effects, setting the track speed at 8, now with the new firmware you can sequence 16 bars! That’s crazy, you can add a lot of variety to just one pattern.
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This battle is already teaching me great stuff!
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Yeah, just tried this, how crazy is that! Even muting the punch-in track track works fine! Now, adding a few step components (trigger sparks, jumps) on there would be even more the bomb.
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Step components on the master track would be amazing for one-pattern songs.
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Count me in!
It’s a peaceful, quiet Friday night at home. I just installed new speakers on my livingroom bookshelf. It’s the perfect night to make a pattern and record something nice. Here is my submission, recorded direct to Tascam DP-006, no fancy stuff, just how like it. Took advantage of mute groups, sequencing the key on the master track, and the performance track.
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Nice and chilled!
I’m in!! Just for the record, mute groups are allowed???
Yes! Already asked above. Mute groups are cool.
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Here’s my entry. All in one pattern, just using mutegroups to switch stuff up.
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The section at 44 seconds is super cool. How do you do that with one Pattern? Using the transpose track? PS. Ive never played on opz
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Thanks! I used a mute group to bring down the drums/percussion. You could also use the “duck” feature in the Performance Track to achieve a similar result. You can transpose chords in the master track OR on the chord itself by or by holding down the “tonality” step component button.
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Here’s one:
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Double checking because this one has too many rules: is it ok to tweak the initial settings of the accepted presets or do we need to use them as-is? Asking because I’ve managed to make the best sub-bass from the saw bass.
Tweak away. You just need to use the plug in slot one. And feel free to dshare that preset!