F i l l s!

Peoplemuver · 2016-02-01T22:55:55.000Z

""rekordz"":

[quote=“Peoplemuver”]yea the fills make the live sets come alive !

sorry what’s the 42%? lol[/quote]
ha ha dont know didn’t say 42% maybe 42% chance you set comes alive…???

dsound · 2016-02-02T00:49:51.000Z

Hey all, I’m a new RYTM owner and have the latest OS. How do I access these mentioned fills?

PeterHanes · 2016-02-02T02:08:54.000Z

""dsound"":

Hey all, I’m a new RYTM owner and have the latest OS. How do I access these mentioned fills?

Begin by downloading the updated version of the manual from Elektron’s website and reading page 43.

Taura · 2016-02-02T22:16:05.000Z

Seems like I neeeeeeed to update my Rytm =]

JuanSOLO · 2016-02-03T15:30:58.000Z

So I got to dig into fills last night for a bit.
Fills mixed with probability, really stretches the possibilities of 1 pattern.

One thing I naturally want to do with fills I’m not sure is possible.
I always want to set a p-lock on a trig thats not in the fill, but the p-lock to be active in the fill.
For example, I want to have a stagnant note kick, then I want to add a variety of notes on the fill, some of those different notes I want to happen on the trigs that are for the stagnant note.
Like I want the trig to play regardless, but I want the “fill” to trigger p-locks.
Does that make since?
Is that possible?

I’d love to hear more ideas on fills.
How are you using/experimenting with them?

Anyways, here’a little take I did using trying some fill functionality.
Before I recorded the A4 stuff sounded better but whatever.

dsound · 2016-02-03T15:49:01.000Z

Hey Guys I’m not seeing this “Scale” thing in the manual on page 43. It says “Yes + Scale”. Where is this to access fills config? I see TRC but knob D does nothing.

AdamJay · 2016-02-03T15:58:21.000Z

""dsound"":

Hey Guys I’m not seeing this “Scale” thing in the manual on page 43. It says “Yes + Scale”. Where is this to access fills config? I see TRC but knob D does nothing.

As mentioned in the first sentence of the same page in the manual, it only works as a parameter lock.

Therefore, you have to hold down a step while turning the knob to access the different TRC settings.

avantronica · 2016-02-03T18:53:03.000Z

""JuanSOLO"":

Does that make since? (sense )
Is that possible?

Yes - My idea too !!
No - but it was submitted as a request
.
In all honesty, i don’t see it happening, but a TRC which only targeted the Locks on a trig could be very useful - but i fear it tips the balance of simple to explain and use UX a bit too far for most - not for me, but i sense it’d be a bit too convoluted
.
TRCs on trigless locks is a very nice way to do something a bit related !

SB-SIX · 2016-02-03T19:07:38.000Z

""JuanSOLO"":

So I got to dig into fills last night for a bit.
Fills mixed with probability, really stretches the possibilities of 1 pattern.

One thing I naturally want to do with fills I’m not sure is possible.
I always want to set a p-lock on a trig thats not in the fill, but the p-lock to be active in the fill.
For example, I want to have a stagnant note kick, then I want to add a variety of notes on the fill, some of those different notes I want to happen on the trigs that are for the stagnant note.
Like I want the trig to play regardless, but I want the “fill” to trigger p-locks.
Does that make since?
Is that possible?

I’d love to hear more ideas on fills.
How are you using/experimenting with them?

Anyways, here’a little take I did using trying some fill functionality.
Before I recorded the A4 stuff sounded better but whatever.

https://vimeo.com/154001185

Add a fill trig next to your normal trig, move it all the way to the left with microtiming. Done.

JuanSOLO · 2016-02-03T19:15:03.000Z

""SB-SIX"":

Add a fill trig next to your normal trig, move it all the way to the left with microtiming. Done.

Well of course, unless you already have a fill trig there.

AdamJay · 2016-02-03T19:24:55.000Z

""JuanSOLO"":

[quote=“SB-SIX”]Add a fill trig next to your normal trig, move it all the way to the left with microtiming. Done.

Well of course, unless you already have a fill trig there.[/quote]
or the other side of the trig, and moving it to the right.
but yea, sometimes you’re lucky enough to have a blank trig next to the trig in question, and sometimes you aren’t.

stutech · 2016-02-03T21:14:54.000Z

use a spare track with a sample for the new data and use “mute upon fill” trig condition on the original trakc?

avantronica · 2016-02-03T23:11:45.000Z

""tsutek"":

use a spare track with a sample for the new data and use “mute upon fill” trig condition on the original trakc?

a good idea for lesser tracks is to do just this (i.e. on 3 7 9 11)
.
if you have a trig directly under the one you want to flip locks on, it won’t ordinarily play anyway… (i.e. Trig5 Track11 under Trig5 Track12) so if the hidden trig is a copy (with different locks) of the upper trig (set to FILL) then it will seem to Fill will a new lock on the same step - it may interrupt other things on certain tracks and won’t work if the tracks are different lengths

ylelocat · 2016-02-04T19:28:00.000Z

""JuanSOLO"":

So I got to dig into fills last night for a bit.
Fills mixed with probability, really stretches the possibilities of 1 pattern.

One thing I naturally want to do with fills I’m not sure is possible.
I always want to set a p-lock on a trig thats not in the fill, but the p-lock to be active in the fill.
For example, I want to have a stagnant note kick, then I want to add a variety of notes on the fill, some of those different notes I want to happen on the trigs that are for the stagnant note.
Like I want the trig to play regardless, but I want the “fill” to trigger p-locks.
Does that make since?
Is that possible?

I’d love to hear more ideas on fills.
How are you using/experimenting with them?

Anyways, here’a little take I did using trying some fill functionality.
Before I recorded the A4 stuff sounded better but whatever.

https://vimeo.com/154001185

at around 2:00, it’s a very very nice section man. Love it.

rekordz · 2016-02-19T17:51:45.000Z

can someone kindly post me real examples of fills done in the rytm? using the new prob-locks or whatever you use for it

stutech · 2016-02-21T16:51:29.000Z

now after using the new modulus conditions for a while, I must admit that I’m not using the fills at all. Maybe elektron needs to rethink which button(s) activates the fill? To see what I mean, try using instant fills while getting busy in the mute mode at the same time

But I am getting alot of love from the x:x conditions, they are beautiful!

bsp · 2016-02-21T18:36:25.000Z

The new trig condition feature is nice, although I’m not 100% sure I am going to use the advanced condition types (x:y and probability) a lot (for clarification: I’ll definitely use FILL and !FILL)

Sequencer features like that are great for creating happy accidents but I prefer recording the output of such a sequencer so I can edit it manually afterwards (not sth you can do with the AR).

Here’s how I like to do fill-ins:

A nice trick on the AR is to use the performance controllers as additional scenes.

In case you did not know: Hold down a performance controller, and while doing that, select e.g. the mute page, then release the pad.

The performance controller is not reset and stays like this permanently until you touch the pad again after you go back to the PERF page.
This alone is quite awesome (I think this was introduced with a firmware update, the original AR could not do this, IIRC)

You can then use this to have up to 12 different fill variations per pattern, that can also be combined (!):

[ol]
[li]Set the triggers for the regular notes[/li]
[li]Set the triggers for the fill notes and plock the volume to 0[/li]
[li]Use a performance controller to pull up the volume of the fill notes to the normal volume (e.g. 100)[/li]
[/ol]
Combine this with aforementioned performance controller “lock” and there you have it!

Much more flexible than the new “FILL” condition type. Does not replace the other condition types, of course.

(note by: It would be incredibly useful if multiple “scenes” could be active at the same time…!)

LyingDalai · 2016-02-21T18:56:26.000Z

I found it a bit unlogical to have to activate the fill before the end of the previous pattern.
When I’m playing music, I often need things to happen while I feel it, or a few seconds after : not a whole pattern after.
If you have a pattern of 4 pages and you prepared a fill on the 4th page, it’s usually around the 3rd page that you feel the need to activate your fill, no ?
For me it’s killing it.

stutech · 2016-02-22T10:12:58.000Z

[quote=“” Lying Dalai""]
I found it a bit unlogical to have to activate the fill before the end of the previous pattern.
When I’m playing music, I often need things to happen while I feel it, or a few seconds after : not a whole pattern after.
If you have a pattern of 4 pages and you prepared a fill on the 4th page, it’s usually around the 3rd page that you feel the need to activate your fill, no ?
For me it’s killing it.
[/quote]

This is why I like to keep my patterns lenght limited to 1 page only. And for 1 page only patterns, the new x:y trig conditions are helping big time!

Michael_R_Grant · 2016-02-22T11:32:08.000Z

[quote=““Lying Dalai””]
I found it a bit unlogical to have to activate the fill before the end of the previous pattern.
When I’m playing music, I often need things to happen while I feel it, or a few seconds after : not a whole pattern after.
If you have a pattern of 4 pages and you prepared a fill on the 4th page, it’s usually around the 3rd page that you feel the need to activate your fill, no ?
For me it’s killing it.
[/quote]

Just hold down the page button whenever grid mode is off. Holding = punching into the fill conditions. Releasing = punching out of the fill conditions. Great for live situations. You do need a hand free to do it, though!