I’d like - I mean: I really need!- the OT to be able to jump from on pattern to another without waiting the end of the current pattern.
I can do this with my Yamaha RS7K, who is 13 years old: when I’m playing pattern A, I can press on Pattern B and the sequencer jumps from A to B, and keep in the tempo (I can choose an immediate change, or a change at the end of current measure). It enables to make break-beat very easily, and you can have a lot of fun with this during live acts.
It wasn’t possible with the MD : OK, an old gear, I can understand. But it’s still impossible with the OT, and I really don’t understand why.
So, what is the solution ? Will I need to use my RS7K as master and the OT as slave ? Or maybe with Live as master and the OT as slave ? Or maybe the next OS update…
I thought this function was only for the chain mode…
So, if it’s possible to send CC to the MD, at the begining of each pattern of the OT, the MD will follow the pattern changes done with the OT: it would be perfect.
cheers - good to know that you can set it per pattern. I was actually more thinking about a way to have one pattern running out at pattern end and also force it to end (in 2 steps for instance) with some nifty button combo rather than going into the pattern settings
You need to press 'function + trig" in order to change pattern, even if you set the pattern end to change in x steps. The pattern does not change by itself, unless if you are in song mode I guess (I never use song mode).
When I use my RS7000 as a master, and the Ot as a slave, I send Program Change messages to change pattern on the OT. It works, but badly: there is a lag, and the two gears aren’t any more in the tempo.
When I use my RS7000 as a master, and the Ot as a slave, I send Program Change messages to change pattern on the OT. It works, but badly: there is a lag, and the two gears aren’t any more in the tempo.[/quote]
Sounds like Direct Change doesn’t work with program changes neither on the OT
The sequencer and the midi implementation of all elektron gears seems to be their weak point: those machines have some really nice features, but when one want to go deep inside specific uses, and escape from a simple linear and binary house music use (poum tchac poum tchac), and mix up with other machines, one feel very desapointed.