Should I post this again in the suggestions section?
yes, pleaseStatistics: Posted by nay-seven — 09 Sep 2014, 10:06
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There is a "scale" listbox which will make sure all notes will be in a specified key. When you play a C or C#, it will play C# for both if you are in the key of C. It's not always two notes mapping into one note, sometimes it is three notes and sometimes one.
I'd like to use it from the perspective of a grid -- so 0 is the first note of the selected scale, 1 is the next note, etc. I guess we would also need an output from the transformer that says how many notes the current scale has in an octave. Then I could indicate scales properly on the grid by highlighting every root note. Say it is D Minor, then every 8th pad will be highlighted in a different color than the rest of the pads. The transformer module doesn't really care much though, it just takes whatever MIDI note number (ie grid index) and sends out the right note.
Should I post this again in the suggestions section?
Statistics: Posted by ceasless — 07 Sep 2014, 23:48
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About the transformation of the module, i'll transmit to senso (generally it's better to use the Suggestions & improvements forum for this )
Statistics: Posted by nay-seven — 03 Sep 2014, 09:15
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senso, is it difficult to add an integer based input pin combined with a "notes in scale" pin output?
Statistics: Posted by ceasless — 02 Sep 2014, 20:54
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As far as I have been able to use it, the existing transform MIDI module simply spans the correct notes over a set of keys (neighboring MIDI note values will generate the same corrected note value). I suppose this works well for pianos (I will play with it today
), but for using a grid/matrix I think there must be a way to do it based on sequential numbers, or we need to script/patch one.Statistics: Posted by ceasless — 31 Aug 2014, 18:46
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