but now do i have to play it manually everytime i want it to trig?
in the t3 settings where the sample is loaded , i have to change it to “plays free” to allow for this non-re-trigging play. so i assume yes this means i am forced to play it manually?
how long is your sample? each track can be set to run as slow as 1/8 of the tempo. if that’s not long enough, you need to use a one shot trig or manually trig the track. plays free is not necessary in this case.
for the sample to run its whole course it needs 128/128
when i do individual track scales and drop the track down to 1/2, or even 1/8… it still retriggers after 64 steps. with no trig it just starts over on its own
If what you’re looking to do is the same as what I’m thinking then I would have the sample set to looped and use a one-shot trig for playback. The sequencer will loop every 64 steps but your (long) sample will only loop when it reaches the loop point you have set in edit. I’ve played back entire 5-6 minute long stems tunes of tunes I’ve exported from my daw in this way. As long as they were exported from the daw at correct tempo as being used in the OT. Helps greatly if these are in lengths of common multiples of the number of steps in the OT sequencer. ie 16, 32, 64
You need to have a look at Parts. Parts can be assigned to patterns. There are 4 parts that can be used. If you have all your tracks maxed out with samples the way you like on say Pattern A1- save that as Part 1. Then move to a new pattern, say A2 - assign all new samples and fx - save as Part 2. Both patterns A1 and A2 can have entirely different samples, fx and settings using Parts.
I would read this. Has parts (plus a few other things) explained pretty well.
The Elektron manual is confusing in relation to parts.
yeah bit odd really but the main volume controls the output level to the headphones only. if you hold function and turn the level knob you will see the track level indicator change to say “main” meaning you’re now changing the main out level. i usually always leave this as it is to be honest. for good gain structure etc.
for the sample to run its whole course it needs 128/128
when i do individual track scales and drop the track down to 1/2, or even 1/8… it still retriggers after 64 steps. with no trig it just starts over on its own [/quote]
Set the master length to 128 otherwise it retriggers everything at 64. I do it all the time as I usually need 8 bars not four.
yeah bit odd really but the main volume controls the output level to the headphones only. if you hold function and turn the level knob you will see the track level indicator change to say “main” meaning you’re now changing the main out level. i usually always leave this as it is to be honest. for good gain structure etc.[/quote]
this is all well and good, but when you’re in a menu this is not available - i’ve got no mixer to hand and my amp is under the desk, now when i load in a hot sample i need to grab a dial quickly #comeonelektron - i’m all for hearing that there’s a way round this issue - think i’ll switch to cue outs in the meantime !