Hey rtwfroody, Thanks so much for mentioning quantization. It took me a while to figure out how to configure it - I'm very new to to the instrument, bitwig, and surge XT. After disabling "Pitch/X" "quantize" and "quant/hold", I'm finding it fairly effective feedback to help maintain "X" position during scales and arpegios.You can configure the Linnstrument to not quantize the notes, so then initial placement does affect the initial pitch. If you're playing just one note at a time, I think this makes a lot of sense. For chords I feel it's impossible, but that's really just another word for more-practice-than-I-want-to-do.My main instrument is upright bass. I learned without looking at the fret board, and hope to do the same here. Since initial pitch doesn't vary with placement on a pad, using ears to learn position doesn't seem feasible.
Does anyone know of a way to make the "Y" axis affect the pitch as well? If "Y" variation of pitch is not possible, is there any stock (bundeled) instrument in bitwig or surge XT that would have a easily distinguishable tembre change in response to Y variation?
Thanks again for the help!
Statistics: Posted by zxv — Tue May 07, 2024 3:38 am