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DRUMS => Spark => Spark Users Community => Topic started by: BuleriaChk on April 21, 2016, 09:25:32 pm
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It doesn't make much sense to have to change the pattern lengths in a song one by one; it is a real PITA. I write a lot of stuff in 3/4 (12 steps), and having to change pattern lengths individually in the factory songs is a PAIN, if I am to use them as springboards for my own stuff (or even performing).
FIX IT.....!! ???
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+1 for tying sequencer pattern lengths but with the option to allow different lengths if required.
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If you copy patterns and quickly clear/delete your drums, it makes this easier. You can also save a blank set of patterns in various time signatures and start with those when you have a new idea.
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If you copy patterns and quickly clear/delete your drums, it makes this easier. You can also save a blank set of patterns in various time signatures and start with those when you have a new idea.
This is actually good advice. Thank You. I was sort of doing this already, but not consciously or with a plan. I was just copying in patterns of various kinds into a song to pull out as needed. Funny how you can be doing something without actually taking advantage of it. But, I had to do the extra clear step or mute or whatever to get it loaded in rhythm.