waits for a bar of playback and then the arp triggers automatically). What I'd ideally like is for it to behave the way my Supernova does, i.e.
#Erm multiclock ableton setup Patch
Also, I have to manually set the arpeggiator to 'On' each time I stop playback or change to a new patch (This is particularly annoying. (I can go into the mixer in Combi and pull out the volume of the note that sounds from the Midi Trigger note and let the rhythmic sequences play from there, but this gets annoying after a while. It works fine with a midi note set up to trigger the arpeggiator but it's more than a little cumbersome, especially when scrolling through the patches in Combi mode.
However, I'm wondering if it's possible to have either Protools (9.0.2) or Ableton (9.1.8 ) trigger the Triton's arpeggiator from playback, i.e. I've recently integrated the Multiclock to help with syncing various bits of hardware and it's showing a lot of promise. I love it and I've been working to expand things so that I can compose more spontaneously, triggering sequences on the fly for inspiration etc, but all in sync with Abelton (or Protools) as the master, either of which are set up to send a clock pulse to my ERM multiclock for tight syncing.
My Triton Extreme has been one of the centre pieces of my studio setup for some time now. Posted: Thu 12:04 pm Post subject: Slave to the Rhythm_That syncing feeling Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Owned by Irish Acts Recording Studio & hosted by KORG USAįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Korg Forums :: View topic - Slave to the Rhythm_That syncing feelingĪ forum for Korg product users and musicians around the world.
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