New electribe Tips and Tricks

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Post by Tarekith »

Yeah, I don't see why it wouldn't work for other controllers too.
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Post by natrixgli »

Tried the iPad thing. I found the Korg apps all have crap sync and bad latency. Tried iPolysix, iElectribe, iMS-20, and Gadget.

On the other hand, Rebirth and Animoog both performed flawlessly.
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Post by Hugo »

natrixgli wrote:Tried the iPad thing. I found the Korg apps all have crap sync and bad latency. Tried iPolysix, iElectribe, iMS-20, and Gadget.

On the other hand, Rebirth and Animoog both performed flawlessly.
What generation iPad do you have?
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Post by Tarekith »

Yeah, Gadget was running fine on my iPad Air2, no issues with sync at all here.
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Post by natrixgli »

Hugo wrote:
natrixgli wrote:Tried the iPad thing. I found the Korg apps all have crap sync and bad latency. Tried iPolysix, iElectribe, iMS-20, and Gadget.

On the other hand, Rebirth and Animoog both performed flawlessly.
What generation iPad do you have?
iPad Air. (5th Gen)
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Post by Hugo »

It's probably time I upgrade, then, I still have an iPad 2 :shock:
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Post by dutchcow »

Write.
Write.
Don't forget to write. Specially when you keep turning the wrong knob and change pattern by accident :oops:
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Post by apapdop »

dutchcow wrote:Write.
Write.
Don't forget to write. Specially when you keep turning the wrong knob and change pattern by accident :oops:
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Post by dutchcow »

Guilty!
I need to remember not to touch the big unlit knob.
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Post by goony »

Same here....I now got into habit of pressing write every time i make a change.. lol
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Post by Tarekith »

I'm constantly grabbing the OSC knob instead of the parameter knob and vice versa :)

Spreading of write, sometimes it causes a slight hiccup in playback when you do this. I've found that if you press Write once, wait a second, then press it again, that this happens a lot less often compared to when you just quickly double tap the Write button.
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Post by dutchcow »

Maybe it was posted already, but in solo mode (press part mute twice) you can select more than one pad to solo. This is pretty nice for breakdowns/buildups since it can be used to unmute more than one pad without having to resort to unmuting them all (shift + part mute button).

Hope this helps anyone!
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Post by sharps030 »

Figured out my arpeggio problem: set a *very* low pattern length, like 3-4 notes. Much better than trying to write arps in step edit mode.

I also mix up osc/param knobs, and have lost work because of it.
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Post by dutchcow »

^ I have the same :(

One tiny glimmer of light is when you turned the parameter knob you can still go back to your pattern without losing it as long as the pattern name is blinking. You have to be quick but not too quick depending on how much you've turned the knob.
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Post by Tarekith »

Holding Shift + the back arrow while naming a pattern will delete the current letter. Easy for deleting bunch of characters at once.
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