Getting Started with Scaler

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This is an introductory video to give you all you need to know about the basics of Scaler and should give you enough information to start creating music.

[@vcodev108]

I have seen several scaler videos all of them are bit confusing and not motivating, yours is amazing and easy to understand, please make more video on scaler.

[@vxd]

Wow that's great to hear. Its always difficult to know if people find the content useful , so thanks for the feedback.

[@nickclarke2839]

Brilliant tutorial on getting started. Love your video's. I'm a subscriber and always like your content. Many Thanks

[@vxd]

Thanks Nick! Your awesome!

[@anzatzi]

hi! @15:30 is there a way to re-order Patterns--similar to the way you can swap chords within
the progression builder? I can brute force it by duplicating and deleting, but it would be better to swap! thanks!

[@vxd]

just move the "squares" with your mouse to different positiions.

[@galvanizingtechniques1111]

How do you make it Link to your midi keyboard to play the notes..

[@vxd]

go to 03:03 mins on the video, select "bind to midi" to use the midi keyboard.

[@galvanizingtechniques1111]

Thanks Man!.

[@vxd]

@@galvanizingtechniques1111 no worries 👍

[@anzatzi]

Great video. A little bit of a hodge-podge--but scaler is so overwhelming, how
does one best present it? I would love to see a good application of daw sync!
The 'add rest' discussion was a bit confusing. Thank you!

[@vxd]

Thanks for the feedback. Daw sync is useful when you wanna sync yo the track to hear how the chords sound like with a beat, also allows you to use space bar to start and stop the chords. It's easy to switch off and on as I show in my video.