Haunteduke

Just read you still do updates in another post. May i suggest a maybe simple to make (i think so), but highly useful partly new modifier?

A filter variation (as they are right now) without resonance.

Filter without resonance could be very usefull in add mode to slowly "fade out" loops without getting the resonance build up more and more. Depending on settings it gets out of control really fast right now.

Seeing there are other modifiers (speed modifiers for example) with multiple variations, i thought this could be useful for many users including me.

What do you like best?

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Hi,

hope it's okay to ask this question here. Perhaps someone can help me.

It's about my ukulele.

When fretted, strings 1-3 go flat 4-7 cents. String 4 goes sharp about 5 cents. (All meassured in 3rd fret) It's in high g. So string 1 and 4 are only 1 note away. A & G. Often, within chords they are exactly the same note. A minor for example. But one flat, one sharp. About 10 cents away.

Any idea what i can do about it?

This is totally random and i don't think it can happen. Just thought i still share the that thought.

I myself have no use for sampler mode. That's fine. Normal and additive modes are great. What i would have use for is a last layer mode, that you could swap in over the editor just like the new modifiers.

In that mode, if you would record a modifier, it would only be added to the last layer. Doesn't degrade over time. Like in normal mode.

With this mode, in my thoughts, you could do rough mixes of your recorded loops on the fly.

Example:

1. Layer: low pass filter, high stability for a dark background warble.
2. Layer: another filter setting, little stability, for some chords.
3. Layer: hi

Ok,

just tell me what you like about the new modifiers! Even better, post some videos or audio using them with loops or as a delay.

Few days passed, didn't see much content about them.

Let's go!

P.s I didn't had the time to install the new firmware yet, so i can't comment. 😄

I just began to make myself a plan/map how stepped speed works. (Edit: Where to find the pitch steps)

And i thought i could share it with you.

It's not complete right now, as I tend to use only pitch down. Perhaps I will add later more knob positions. Or someone else will step in. 😁

What did I do? I played and recorded one note: a4

Activated Stepped speed modifier and searched a4.

After that, I checked when pitch changes turning the knob counterclockwise.

A4 = 2 o'clock

E4 = 1 o'clock

A3 = Between 1 and 12, towards 1

E3 = Between 1 and 12, towards 12

A2 = 12 o'clock

Now Reverse playback

A2 = Between 12 and 11, towards 12

E3 = Between 12 and 11, towards 11

A3 = 11 o'clock

E4

Hey, just joined reddit to be part of this community. Have my blooper and enjoy it. I have (a first) question: Is there a way to save knob positions? Or can I save only loops?

Saving loops is cool. But as a starting point having the knobs and modifiers saved would be great.