Realistically I think the Rytm might be done, short of a few more bug fixes.
But I mean, making it all the way to 2.0 would be something wouldn’t it?
Realistically I think the Rytm might be done, short of a few more bug fixes.
But I mean, making it all the way to 2.0 would be something wouldn’t it?
LFO screen in the same style the digi’s have with better visuals would be ace
I dint think we’ll see a ‘real’ slice mode, but the way I slice right now:
Works well enough for me, though a real slice mode would be amazing of course.
If it had keytracking it would be possible to do this plus a lot of other cool stuff. Suggest adding keytracking to Rytm since it’s already a well known feature from other boxes and would add a lot and probably more useful than the aftertouch modulation which I suspect doesn’t get much use. I’d happily swap aftertouch for keytracking per track if both wasn’t possible.
Ha that’s one way. You could bust out the ole toothpick to wedge the yes button down too.
But yeah, the pad lock mode we’ve both described in the past would be absolutely supreme.
Digitakt got slicing and it’s not really the kind of slicing I’d want for hip hop.
A Pad Lock situation would be uniquely Rytm, performance centered and good for much much more than slicing.
I’ve been thinking it could be entered by holding perf and scenes mode together.
Ok I did it. I cracked the case.
We may not ever get a Pad Lock mode for slicing because the cpu just isn’t there. Scenes and perfs already max out at 48, I don’t think they could do another layer of performance like this.
But maybe just maybe we can get a 16 levels mode. With an elektron twist.
Decouple velocity from volume and map it to whatever you want. Yeah even sample start.
Now for this to really be amazing, a 16 levels mode would let you hold a pad and set a designated V level for that pad itself.
There’s only 4 potential mod destinations here so I don’t think this would be too insane to implement. And this feels like something I could do with a midi controller, so more of a control level addition.
(Of course I’d want this velocity control to now be high res like the sample point. Which might create problems when a parameter isn’t high res. I’m not sure how to remedy this one. )
Yeah that would work! The resolution isn’t there though, so that should be changed as well.
I used velocity to samplestart for finetuning samplestart before the last update. You can set the modulation ammount the full range of velocity covers, and I think velocity is 0-127, and the mod ammount is 1-120.
Edit: I did once use my midi keyboard’s pads to send out a range of velocity over midi, with each pad sending an increasing velocity. It worked for chopping a sample into slices, but it didn’t have enough resolution to get good startpoints.
Somewhere in a parallel world, there exists an alternate chromatic mode called slice-mode, which let’s you press any of the pads and allows you to only lock only the start and end parameters of the sample in fine resolution.
Take me there.
It’s so so so close to being an MPC killer, at least in the sense of the older MPCs and how they were used.
They should bring it to 2.0 and call it a day. Then move on to mkIII
What else would it need to be an MPC killer?
Even though I completely agree with you guys, they more or less said the last update reached the limits of what is technically possible to add to the machine, so I dont think they’ll ever add a slice mode.
I think there’s a bigger chance they make some sort of digitakt+pads (or mk2) with some of the AR features added.
Its truly a shame though, as the ARmk2 is sooo close to being the perfect new era mpc.
I’d love CHRO to be replaced by a 12-LEVELS mode, even if the only thing being leveled was the VEL. Then we could use the VEL map and do whatever we wanted with that.