Its so crazy how you can produce for years and not come up with just stacking two arpeggiators... Out of the box thinking just hits different in DAWS, great Videos!
I have little familiarity, but I'm curious: in simple arpeggios, do some notes become repeated, and sometimes not, in addition to original note selection, etc. so that there is an approximate simulation of actual randomness, since this would be the case in...nature itself!? This without telling the program to do so, since THAT is a programming "decision". Absent chance, or simulated randomness, you are doing it yourself. The resonance in our DNA will notice. To edit the resultant note structure then-- is like modeling clay. Otherwise there is a diversion too early, being sent to individual note crafting prior to root structuring and acute attention to the first order of creativity, i.e. , -- the MELODY. That is arpeggiation to me.
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ever since you told them that they stopped working as hard
Arpeggios are really the most simply complexed tool. 👌🏾
Great tips. Particularly liked the randomize and the multiple arp function. Thank you.
Its so crazy how you can produce for years and not come up with just stacking two arpeggiators... Out of the box thinking just hits different in DAWS, great Videos!
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I have little familiarity, but I'm curious: in simple arpeggios, do some notes become repeated, and sometimes not, in addition to original note selection, etc. so that there is an approximate simulation of actual randomness, since this would be the case in...nature itself!? This without telling the program to do so, since THAT is a programming "decision". Absent chance, or simulated randomness, you are doing it yourself. The resonance in our DNA will notice. To edit the resultant note structure then-- is like modeling clay. Otherwise there is a diversion too early, being sent to individual note crafting prior to root structuring and acute attention to the first order of creativity, i.e. , -- the MELODY. That is arpeggiation to me.
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Great interesting video, can you make the arpeggiators sound like guitar finger picking?
nice video
abelton arp is mono they need to update the arp to do poly
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You didn't explain how you spliced those clips in to one. You're going far too quickly we're not all experts.