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stratblue
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Hey there.

The reverse play direction feature is really useful, I see this as a reflection around a vertical axis which can then be swept through the note sequence with the POS knob.  Is there a way to do the same thing but around a horizontal axis? I was hoping that it could be done with mutator tracks but I've run out of cognitive bandwidth trying to figure it out. Is it possible?


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stratblue
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I meant effector not mutator.


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Jean Blanc
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@stratblue

Hi Nick,

Nice to see that you're "digging deep" into the machine !

I don't think its possible to do exactly what you are trying to achieve - not with the effector (yet) anyway.

However you could possibly use a POS Step Event to shift the steps in a forward or reverse direction - so, if your sequence is on one track, copy to a second track (make them a chain) set first track DIR 1 & second track DIR 2 then add a POS Step Event to each track in the fwd/rev (+/-) shift amount of your choice. 

From reading your post I don't think is quite exactly what your aiming for but you may get some creative results with the above approach (and I don't want to spoil the surprise... but they may already be feature in the works to do exactly what you want !).

Best,

Jean

 


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stratblue
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@jean

 

Crikey! Your use of the word 'yet' has me almost vibrating with anticipation... The world lacks a good midi mangler box, I have bought and sold (in frustration) numerous kickstarter gadgets. I'd love something that could process sequences in cool ways, say a reflection (or rotation about) across a user defined horizontal axis for instance. The Octopus is pretty well equipped in this regard but I bought a NDLR hoping it would fill the gaps, unfortunately it didn't live up to my hopes. let me know if you want any input into future Octopus features...


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