Teasers...

[jim]

Coming in the next 2.1 beta...

[twoandtwo]

record button for recording midi notes?
...my first guess

[jue]

Nice red button

best
jue

This is a test to see wether the email answer to the forum works.

[jim]

On Mar 11, 2009, at 11:44 PM, twoandtwo wrote:

> record button for recording midi notes?
> ...my first guess
>

Yup! Two modes -- "step" and "RT"...

Cheers,
Jim

[sonomute]

i'm so glad...

[twoandtwo]

i´m excited!!!

[Méka]

Can't wait the new 2.1 beta ....

[john brennan]

Originally Posted by jue

Nice red button

best
jue

This is a test to see wether the email answer to the forum works.

Im confused how do you record midi notes ? Would you use say a midi keyboard ? and numerology will place the notes onto the selected sequencer ?

[sonomute]

http://five12.net/showthread.php?t=169

take a look here...

[jim]

Originally Posted by john brennan

Im confused how do you record midi notes ? Would you use say a midi keyboard ? and numerology will place the notes onto the selected sequencer ?

- You can 'record step values' via any MIDI input connected to the module (currently implemented: MonoNote, PolyNote, DrumSeq). I have to remember to avoid the term "MIDI Recording", as it isn't recording MIDI, it uses MIDI to set sequencer steps.
- In "step" mode, each note sets a step, one after the other.
- In "RT" mode, the last note played while a step is playing is used to set the step value. There's a bit of 'fudge' allowed so that notes played just before a new step are assigned to that step.
- Gates are added as necessary to make sure all notes sound.
- Velocity can be recorded (very handy for DrumSeq) or ignored.
- PolyNote records all notes played during a step.
- DrumSeq only records values for notes assigned to it.

Cheers,
Jim