Is this something we have? I’m attempting to to sends chords from Cthulu to KB. Note are properly triggering but I don’t see how to save them in.
Or alternatively how can I see the triggered notes that or out of the current octaves view?
Is this something we have? I’m attempting to to sends chords from Cthulu to KB. Note are properly triggering but I don’t see how to save them in.
Or alternatively how can I see the triggered notes that or out of the current octaves view?
PS
How can I add/remove notes from an existing pad?
Can we swap pads locations? I use alot of 4 chord progressions and like to use a ‘4 square’ method of bank building to have 3 progressions per bank.
Thanks
From what I can gather from the manual and my own investigations:
You can only store a whole chord to a pad (using Alt+MemPadx) when that chord has been generated by a) pressing a chord key + one of the keyboard keys in KEY + MOD mode b) pressing a chord key in DIATONIC mode or c) having pressed one of the other MemPad keys. In other words, you can only directly store a chord that has been generated from a chord recipe in some way. If you play a chord on the keys in POLY - KEYB mode and then press Alt+MemPadx, it will store whatever the last chord recipe chord was, not what you just played. Going into chord edit mode (Shift + MemPadx) allows you to enter notes individually from the Kordbot’s keyboard but ignores anything coming in via MIDI it seems.
To add/remove notes from an existing pad, go into chord edit mode, use the encoder to navigate to the appropriate note square and then click the encoder to toggle it on/off.
You can’t swap pads, but if you press a pad to play it and then press Alt + another MemPad, it will store the chord just played in the second pad, overwriting whatever is there. So you would need an empty pad to shuffle them around - I think best to get them in the right place when you create them if possible.