Creating a Gate Velocity with a sequencer (I tried with Entrian, Seq, etc.)
Inject this signal in a MIDI port (I use for that virtual Midi Loop)
Extract the signal on the opposite side.
Apply the velocity to a Drum
Here, I use Drummer from SKZ to create a level change depending of the velocity
As the Trigger and the velocity (Accent input) appear at the same time, I guess I have to delay the Trigger a little bit, and extend the Vel signal. With many tests, I can’t find how to do that…
After the ELSKER from NYSTHI, I use a VCA to recreate the Vel signal, before every module like this one process Gates and Triggers, and export Gates and Trigger (without the Velocity aspect).
An idea? I’ve been working on that for one week for a tutorial serie…
By a complete coincidence I woke up this morning with an idea for producing a variable accent on drums - using a gated value to control the volume so it sounds more ‘human’.
Here is my solution (there may be other ways to do this).
Thank you, but… No
In this patch, I need to pass these signals thru a virtual MIDI port. Here, you Accent signal comes directly from the output of the sequencer.
As the moment I pass these two signals thru MIDI, that doesn’t works any more…
Thank you. But I puse this way to do for general mix. Once I have a patch ready, I run it, use an external MIDI controller with faders to mix all the instruments, recording these MIDI messages with Entrian timeline. Then, I run the patch reading all these commands from Entrian. Like that, I use the external volume of Mindmeld.
On the other hand, I have different accents and velocities, probabilities of all these parameters in the Entrian Timeline and Drummer. Thus, I can have expressions for each drum, in addition to the global mix.
But I don’t understand why So I will work on that to be sure to understand…
I thought it was a delay problem in my first tests because I had a similar problem a while ago with Entrian sequence. The phrase change trigger came at the same time as the clock signal. So it was too late for it to change its sequence.
Richie explained to me that there was an option provided for this (right clic menu > clock delays of 1, 2, n samples). And it works very well!