written by: mikemilton
Actually, I think you can make an arranger key do anything a talker can say. By default they talk to the player and ask that a note be played but I've had some luck editing that to other purposes. (with Workbench)So I want to use a drum beat on the arranger 1 and control the pitch of it with the strip controller like dave did on the seminar, so I connected strip position 1 to the pitch wheel, and it works very well in audio unit 1, but not at all on audio unit four (under arranger 1) any ideas?
P.s Thank you all for your help while I've been experimenting and figuring this thing out!
Are you playing a Tau? If so, AU4 is by default wired to Sampler 4. Use AU3 and the 2nd Arranger (I think that's the order.)
Normally, if I am working from a copy of the Factory Setup, I rewire Arranger 1 to AU3 and Arranger 2 to AU4. To do this with Workbench, find the two Player agents - middle right portion of layout. Delete the existing wires. Then simply rewire PLayer 1 to AU3 and Player 2 to AU4. Works great.
Ya Im on a tau, but I don't have work bench, do you know how to do that through belcanto?
Sorry, no.
Honestly, if you want to do as much modification of setups as you seem, Workbench is the way to go.
Randy
The Routing_Matrix is excellent to route the controllers, (in every AU/VST not just AU 1....) but if..... (small if ) you are using a "playing area". (my humble opinion, hope i'm not wrong )
The Arranger is "something" different and still surrounded with a "mystery fog" of potential... so your idea it's a bit tricky right now (did spend some time wiring around, no direct result). It seems you can't send control data from an Arranger keygroup.
Feature request?!?
What seminar are you referring to ?
Actually, I think you can make an arranger key do anything a talker can say. By default they talk to the player and ask that a note be played but I've had some luck editing that to other purposes. (with Workbench)
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