jjs wrote:Very nice!
Great job
Thanks. It's going alright so far. My notepad has about 6 issues/bugs already. Most are minor.
tester wrote:1 million primitives, and still working
This update is just the "timing fix". The whole thing going to have to be re-built.
I've built another 3 new seq systems already....next update will be huge...but will be a long way
off cause I want to keep experimenting/learning ruby.
So i hope to avoid the constant updating like last year. 1 or 2 updates a year should be fine.
(Hopefully the 2.0 update can stand on it's own for a few months)
Perfect Human Interface wrote:Holy crap this is scary.
Yes it is. if your new to it, the general advice is "Disable" the matrix trigger System, select
"User" mode in the Seq and play it like a normal synth. One hand one your keys, the other using
mouse to tweak and learn what's going on.
The Trigger System takes the Synth somewhere else, so it might help to think of the X11, as two
synths in one. When this trigger system is on, the X11 is basicly a "Clock", with options for synthsis
attached. The Trigger System is also a "Compositional" tool. It's a de-facto automation system.
It turns the X11 almost into a D.A.W. I like to think of it as a band, where the matrix triggers are
the players(instruments), and the the actual triggers tell them when to play or the shut up
.
The "Random all trigger" button is a "songwriter", creating a new musical piece in one hit.
so yeah, when it's all too much, work via "subtraction". Try simple stuff. A few triggers at a time.
Best way is of course, load X11 (VST) into your current song, copy/paste a riff from your song to the
X11. Run the host, sit back and listen to what happens to your song, ha ha ha ha ha
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Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 11:24 am
