Got a quick reponse from Manuel and Oh boy am I relieved! He kept the insta jump feature along with quantised launch. The setting is in the Arranger’s Launch quantization settings menu:
“Load quantization. Same as Launch quantization but in this case applies when the Arranger is OFF and the patterns are manually loaded.” P. 51
I wasn’t sure 100% but seemed weird too that it was gone for good. Config menu is getting beefier but these quality of life settings are a godsend. Usually a workflow is imposed and you either like it or work around it, OXI may be the most customisable sequencer in that aspect.
Happy for you
Let’s say you have project 1 open – it’s empty. You build your masterpiece. Then you press Save -> Select slot 3. You select “duplicate project”.
Done, you’ve performed a save operation.
Except that you’ve duplicated the empty project to slot 3 and if you now think you’ve Saved on Slot 3, and go loading that project, your masterpiece is gone.
I know that the wording used and the workflow makes sense in the Oxi world, but pressing Save -> select slot is such a common workflow, and it works differently everywhere, that I’d hope there’s room for rethinking that one…
Maybe there could simply be something like
”Save project here”?
Trying to figure out if it breaks some current workflow… I think the Oxi saving flow could be directly analogous to Save vs. Save As in computers:
Shift-Save (which saves the open project to the currently ”open” slot) on Oxi is ’Save’ on computers: with OSX, Windows et al ’Save’ saves the open file with the current filename.
Pressing Save and selecting the slot where to save on Oxi is equivalent to ’Save as’ on computers: it lets you specify the filename (or in this case, project slot) before saving.
Overall, having this structure where you can’t open a ’new project’ without choosing a project slot is slightly different from typical conventions, but yeah – I guess the main concern is avoiding loss of work.
isn’t this done by pressing and holding the sequencer buttons and pressing a seqencer note, and the active sequencer will transpose the nearest note to the pressed one of the same column, while other sequencers follow the transposition
I’m a bit stuck here between my DAW, WIDI Jacks, and the OXI, hopefully someone can tell me if what I want is possible.
I want the “Central” device in the WIDI group to be my PC MIDI interface.
I would like the OXI to receive clock from the DAW.
I have 3-4 WIDI Jack devices, currently set to peripheral.
I would need to connect the OXI One via USB or somesuch, and then would I be able to receive clock, but send notes out to the “Central” WIDI device (RME Interface MIDI ports) and then have the MIDI broadcast to the 4 peripheral WIDI Jacks?
When applying probabilities or logic (in my case, 1|2) to longer notes, I try to press the start point of the longer note.
So, let’s say I have a green note on step 1 with a white tail extending to step 4.
If I apply 1|2 to the green “head” of the note, what happens is the note won’t sound on step 1, the second time around, but rather on step 2, the “tail end” of the note.
Am I missing something? I would expect the condition to apply to the entire note.
Probably not implemented! I’ll tell Manu right away, seems to be an easy fix just copying the “head” value to the “tail”. That wouldn’t work well with random though, only with logic hmm…
Is it working fine for you on 3.0?
Yes exactly, missed the part of explaining on how the actual transposition has to be done in the lead sequence. However the difference with Hazmonizer is that the follower sequencers transpose with quantisation, so it’s not fixed transposition like most engines do. This is much better in my opinion, but it’s not possible to transpose all sequencers at the same time without quatisation.
Question: can you hook a midi keyboard (e.g. the op1-field) to the usb-c in of the oxi, and then send that (+clock) thru through the midi ouputs of the oxi?
So that I could control/sequence other synths from both the op-1 and oxi?
I believe this can be done but it is probably worth owning an Rk006 which makes working with OP1s much easier.
I have clocking coming from USB (Ableton) into Oxi one which I then send MIDI out to other gear and that clocks/sequences everything in time with the DAW.