Brilliant, thanks @giku! Any chance of a downloadable PDF version as well?
Maybe the Drambo experts among us can submit possible additions to update descriptions with pertinent information? For example, I think it was @pedro who recently suggested that how to record perfectly timed loops with Flexi was asked so often that it should be included in the module info - it should.
Also, maybe knowledgeable people can submit possibilities for the ‘No help available’ modules?
I think this is what we really always wanted in this regard… sorry, the words fail me 🥺
thanks @giku I acknowledge how much effort you put into addressing each and every user’s complaints suggestions, and I really wish I just had a fraction of your stamina
Got a few minor suggestions regarding the Quantize module from the MIDI section: When typing “quantize” in the module browser’s search box I see 3 results:
These two have the same name in the browser but when you add the first one (from the “MIDI / PROCESSOR” section) into the project it’s named “MIDI QUANTIZE” and when you add the second one it’s named “QUANTIZE”. I suggest that the first one be shown as “MIDI QUANTIZE” in the module browser too.
2nd suggestion:
The module description for these two is the same: “Round incoming signal to the nearest integer value. (e.g. 1,2 -> 1). Use the Scale or Scale&Offset modules to adapt it to the signal level.”
I’m pretty sure this description doesn’t apply to the MIDI Quantize module so my suggestion would be to correct/update it.
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Brilliant, thanks @giku! Any chance of a downloadable PDF version as well?
Maybe the Drambo experts among us can submit possible additions to update descriptions with pertinent information? For example, I think it was @pedro who recently suggested that how to record perfectly timed loops with Flexi was asked so often that it should be included in the module info - it should.
Also, maybe knowledgeable people can submit possibilities for the ‘No help available’ modules?
You can Export as PDF from any web browser.
This document will be developed.
Apologies, I assumed the document was over several pages, thus preventing easy export as PDF of the whole thing. Cheers.
Wow, you’ve been busy!
Amazing! Thanks a lot!
The IO classification is a godsend for beginner like me!
This is fantastic. Thanks a lot. The search option and the filtering are great.
I think this is what we really always wanted in this regard… sorry, the words fail me 🥺
thanks @giku I acknowledge how much effort you put into addressing each and every user’s
complaintssuggestions, and I really wish I just had a fraction of your staminaThis is fantastic Giku, thanks so much!!!
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Thank you for this reference. Love it.
Got a few minor suggestions regarding the Quantize module from the MIDI section: When typing “quantize” in the module browser’s search box I see 3 results:
These two have the same name in the browser but when you add the first one (from the “MIDI / PROCESSOR” section) into the project it’s named “MIDI QUANTIZE” and when you add the second one it’s named “QUANTIZE”. I suggest that the first one be shown as “MIDI QUANTIZE” in the module browser too.
2nd suggestion:
The module description for these two is the same: “Round incoming signal to the nearest integer value. (e.g. 1,2 -> 1). Use the Scale or Scale&Offset modules to adapt it to the signal level.”
I’m pretty sure this description doesn’t apply to the MIDI Quantize module so my suggestion would be to correct/update it.
thanks, you are right i will change the math one