+1 I like to play the keyboard like that, holding down a start-note on a mono lead and then tapping other notes to create quick glides to the new note or notes and return back to the original.
One crazy work-around here is to use the Graphic Modulator to create a sequence using the grid to vertically lock the notes to 12 or 24 steps with 0.125 or 0.250 as the pitch modulation depth and then draw a glide to the next, that is if 32 steps is enough....
This works for 'programming' a sequence but not for live-play :)
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+1 I like to play the keyboard like that, holding down a start-note on a mono lead and then tapping other notes to create quick glides to the new note or notes and return back to the original.
One crazy work-around here is to use the Graphic Modulator to create a sequence using the grid to vertically lock the notes to 12 or 24 steps with 0.125 or 0.250 as the pitch modulation depth and then draw a glide to the next, that is if 32 steps is enough....
This works for 'programming' a sequence but not for live-play :)
You mean when you have the voice count set to 1?
Yes when voice count is 1. Just like on a regular mono synth.
When a key is held it always transmits CV and the other notes just add/remove from the CV that is sent to the oscillator.
And as long as any key is held the gate is open.
This option might best be buried inside MIDI to CV header menu because you can have multiple MIDI to CV modules in the same track.
I've not tried with external keyboards yet, but it may even be related to the onscreen keyboard and the way it sends out notes to the modules.