3 questions

first
how can i recall snapshots of an instrument from an other
( i checked recall by parent on the slave one and linked it with the other one by the source menu but it didnt worked even trying with the " chained" icon )
on the other hand it works with the ensemble as parent.........

well i play midi guitar ( GR 50 ) and in many instruments when i play a chord or fast notes there are many other notes i dont play that can be heard ..i know it s the fault of the GR50 ( same instruments are working with a keyboard ) but is there a way to avoid this? ( i tried with the tolerance or separator module)
does anyone else have a GR50 with totor ?

i want to change pitch of EACH note with precision in frequency
for example A=440hz A*=453hz B=512hz C=609hz etc...and to be able to play with all kind of instruments like a normal note pitch module
any idea? thx

ddoc

 

nobody ??.........

 

i think the main reason no one has answered, is because you have asked 3 questions.

it is best to ask 1 question at a time

"how can i recall snapshots of an instrument from an other"

by putting the second instrument in the structure of the first.

i don't play guitar so i can't help with the second question.

and i don't quite understand what you mean for the third.

but i suggest you ask on 2 separate threads.

sowari

 

Does this happen with other midi stuff in your setup when you trigger it from your GR 50? If it does, then it sounds like a tracking issue. You might need to recalibrate the sensitivity of your GK-2A pickup. The "how to" for this is somewhere in that wretched Roland manual. All guitar controllers spit out all sorts of unwanted data it seems.

Does the R4 ensemble in question have many midi cc assignments? It's possible there may be some unwanted cc data being sent / recieved somewhere. I noticed there isn't a global midi filter section for R4, interesting. I can't remember if you can filter things from the GR 50 - try the "External Patch" menu - mine isn't here to try it. Hope this helps.

Guitar synths are tempermental buggers. Definately a love/hate thing for me.

 

thanks for replies

k of ni :i know that my troubles are due to the GR50 but i wanted to solve them with a reaktor module ..but which one?

sowari if your peregrinations bring you to Paris contact
http://www.instantschavires.fr.st
such a good place to play

for my third question i wanted to make a none temperated scale
in which one i can define each note separately whith precision...

thx and sorry for my henglishe.....

 

thanks i know about the "instants", i think i have played there
5 times and hope to again.

Re: "none temperated scale" there are some scale macros
in reaktor to do this. a good example in the R3 premium library
is "cyclane"

sowari

 

for the midi guitar prob try putting a velocity filter into the ensemble. a lot of stray notes on a midi guitar can be nipped in the bud by it.
luck
caffler