I’m a bit confused at how to set up a simple 3/4 pattern, rather than only do 12/16 Id rather have 4 bars to program. Never learned music theory so my apologies if I am wording this wrong. 48/48 didn’t seem to work either and there seemed to be know way to set each bar to 12 steps
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By 4 bars, do you mean pages? If so you can’t unfortunately. You just have to set it to 48 and deal with the fact that the bars don’t cleanly map across pages.
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Yes thats what I meant, thank you, that seems really unfortunate! will be much more difficult to rip off the cocteau twins on the fly now lol
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3, 6, 12. 12 steps = 3/4.
4x12=48.
It’s fiddly, but it can be done.
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maybe just have it set to one page at 12/16 and get creative with the conditional trigs?
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It’s been my main feature request on Elektron Sequencers, and why I gave up using them.
Please add a way to define the number of steps per page.
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Yeah, being able to set steps per page would be amazing. It could be a one knob function like on the Digitone’s B operator ratios knob. It could be like 12:1 would be 1 page with 12 steps. 12:4 would be 4 pages with 12 steps. 14:2 would be perfect for 7/4 time signature and stuff.
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All of that plus the ability to loop a single page would be amazing!
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Doubling up/multiplying non 16 step tracks is a pita, I wish there was a way to put it in a mode where increasing a track from say 10 steps to 40 put the extra 30 steps in the right order rather than simply copying the order of the first page. Setting steps per page would work nicely.