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that's one of the biggest drawbacks! fx eat up voices too. so 24 note polyphony does not always equal 24 notes at the same time!

can i merge the patterns of 2 parts into one part?

So, there is an artist(s) and a game(s) called Grooverider/Groove Rider, whose results dominate any attempt to find said app. Not a single result from a YouTube search for "Groove Rider GR16 for iOS" actually comes up with the iOS app in question. One YouTube result, that came from a rather ...

by using "audio in" as osc

when i connect an external midi keyboard with a fixed midi channel (1 most likely) which part will receive midi on the electribe2 sampler? i assume the selected one? is this what the global midi channel is for?
tia

Sulfur wrote:...Sorry for the lenght.

to the contrary - it's highly appreciated!
thanks a lot!!!

thanx for answering! so do you "try" what fits your first melody or do you "compose" ( let's say you got an a in your first melody therefor you need a c or e because you want to be i a-minor ). i can't see how to go for a second melody or chords if i don't have some sort of piano roll or staff paper ...

i'm not talking about different genres but more of a general kind of music - is your music more rhythm or more melodic driven?

i'm asking because i can't imagine to do melodic work without a piano roll type ui which of course is the opposite from an Electribe.

seems you can only copy one bar each time this way
but when you (manually) select all notes in bars 1 to 4 you get a copy button
so just press this button and you can drag all the copied and highligthed notes to bars 5 to 8.

you can copy whole bars quite easily:

open the midi editor
press function (bottom left corner)
adjust the scene length (top right corner)
press copy (top left corner)
select which bar to use use as source
select which bar to copy to

The Electribe is not a USB host so will not accept a USB keyboard direct, to connect a MIDI keyboard directly you need to use the MIDI DIN connector. Okay, that makes sense; but how about this: if I use a USB-to-MIDI converter on a keyboard that only has a USB output, will that work? Thanks for the ...

rotlaub wrote:ES2 Midi out -> Kenton Midi in
Kenton Midi Out via USB -> OP1 USB
Like this ?

yes, like this

http://www.kentonuk.com/products/items/ ... host.shtml

Still looking for nice ES2-company ... Has anyone done this? ES2 sends out midi notes via usb - and the OP-1 can receive Midi notes via usb. Thus, it should be possible to sequence the later with the ES2, right? no, both units need what is called a usb host device which neither one is. usb to midi ...

the sequencer is a lot more fun and interactive for me than i ever got with the electribe.. plus i like step sequencing the synth parts and the way that you can adjust velocity and gate super easily and visually AND by working in chunks (bars) at a time make it really easy for me... yeah, me too ...

do you happen to know if voice stealing affects midi output - say i use the ES2 for sequencing external synth gear but leave the drum sounds onboard? It doesn't affect MIDI output but also the MIDI-only parts are eating CPU power from your Tribe. Because you can't switch off internal voices. You ...