Ratcheting per Step. Ratcheting like Tangerine Dream Music

[CitricParticipant]

Hi,

first. its a nice sequencer. i run at the moment the demo but i will buy the full version soon.Just want to test a bit.

A big whish, because there a not a lot of sequencers ( Midi sequencer) who have this feature. But in the Electronic / Berlin School scene it is very wanted.

Ratcheting means you have some more triggers on a step, that means a step sends 4 or 8 or any other amount of trigger pulses. This sounds like that 1 step is faster than the other ones.

here are some videos, i hope it explain it a bit better.

http://youtu.be/7LNUvV_GfYo

http://youtu.be/w1cF-qr-Jis

Here is a better explanation on how it works / ok with a cv gate seq. but just to get an idear.

http://youtu.be/Lh_9vUWPHoo

It will be cool if you have time to implement this. i know a lot of people / artist from the EM scene who want this function.

If you have any question feel free to ask me, also in german im german

[Alcolm XParticipant]

I’d love to see ratcheting added to a future update as well!

[ChristianKeymaster]

This is noted for future development.
Can´t say if it´ll be possible, because it would take up quite a lot of Flash memory as it would be a per-step setting and the Flash is already maxed out. But maybe I´ll get an idea.

[CitricParticipant]

any how thanks for keeping it in mind.

i played now a lot with the sequencer. and i must say i got results i never got with other sequencers very funky very musicaly.

[MesmerisedParticipant]

Yes, I second that. Note repeat per step or “ratchet mode” would be nice.

[alien_brainParticipant]

i cant see the videos

[ChristianKeymaster]

I´m not sure if videos can be embedded here… can you post the links, citric?

[ordevaksParticipant]

Something like Roland M185 sequencer:

also:

You can make one step to repeat from 1 to 8 times.
And its really a great option.

[CitricParticipant]

ok i will repost them, but i can see them on my ipad

http://youtu.be/7LNUvV_GfYo

Hmmm…. as you can see it doesnt work. all links where converted direct.

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by  Citric.

[ChristianKeymaster]

I´ll look into that, maybe I find some option for the forums.

Edit: Ok, something doesn´t work with the auto embedding in the forum. I´ve turned it off in the meantime, so that at least the links are visible.

[AleksandarParticipant]

I vote for ratcheting, too Very nice feature.

Nice work, btw I’m very satisfied with Zaquencer. Bought one for me, one for my friend.

[ordevaksParticipant]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAvPPj_Sy6c” title=”185 MKII Roland “>

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[CitricParticipant]

The Ryk, Roland and Metropolis do not that kind of ratcheting i mean. If you look the first videos you hear a diference.
i found also a other video of ratcheting, this is not the best but explain it verry well… http://youtu.be/C7-bZLMlGWE . I will post some better videos later.

[CitricParticipant]

here is a nice exsample http://youtu.be/fwmepuaCr4o

andthis is one of the best ratcheting exsamples. http://youtu.be/-1RjvigkDh4

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by  Citric.

[CitricParticipant]

and here a cv gate clasical one, this result is what we need for a classic ratcheting but on midi ! http://youtu.be/rdT5ICHi3BA

Ratcheting in this way means, the sequence runs in a normal way and doesn’t stop at a step and last there for 1-8 Triggers, no it runs normal but when a ratcheting is at one step, the trigger fires 2-8 or more times but the sped of the sequence is the same, but this note will trihggered faster and make this ratchet.

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by  Citric.

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