I’d love to see options to configure easily a polyrithmic melody line in a second instance, based on a first melody. So inherit another time signature on top of the first melody.
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It’s funny you bring that up - I was just thinking about polyrhythms, specifically Euclidean rhythms. I wonder if there is a way to take the chords output by Scaler and have each note of the chord generate a different Euclidean rhythm? I guess it would be a sort of Euclidean arpeggiator. Does such a thing exist? 
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This is good. On offer at moment for €6.
Got this one, not an easy or flexible tool at all
Got a nice plugin in Ableton for those.
But there is also one called HY-RPE.
But I’d like more to see a function like this one in OPS
RPE is nice, but doesn’t accept incoming midi, ie a chord.
I have HATEFISh, it’s very simple and good for some things. But it can’t take an incoming chord and split the notes across its rhythm “lanes” so each note plays at a different rhythm.
Yeah, maybe I’m missing something, but I can’t get HY-RPE2 to use “live” incoming chords from Scaler to drive the playback. @KCFYX, since you mentioned it, do you know of a way to do this?
The setup I use, have RPE output C Maj scale to Scaler from C3 onwards, and have Scaler adjust output to notes from chord.
Scaler actually comes out of the box with a couple of different time signatures, all you have to do is overlap them across multiple tracks, each with a differently configured Scaler instance…
Alternatively, you can play with the “Humanize” menu options, such as “Swing”…
or “Quantize”…
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Not actually give you lot of freedom selecting any time signature you want to use on top of a 4/4 or other time signature sequence like typing in manually a 9/16 or 7/11.
Not sure, would need to check and experiment… 
Likely that Scaler doesn’t address every musical case for polyrhythms. As a fellow polyrhythm afficionado, I was quite pleased with what came out of the box already. For the more nuanced requirements I have my complementary tool set (Reaktor, Falcon, and various iOS based MIDI Sequencers with flexible timing).
From a percussion standpoint, I’ve had some interesting proofs of concept…
Try out Scaler for percussion! - General Discussion - Scaler Plugin - Community Forum
I’m waiting for this…
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Thanks, this is a great tip! I was thinking about it backwards, trying to send Scaler into RPE. Sending RPE into Scaler as you suggest works perfectly. I just needed to use Chord Mute:
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Just for anyone wondering, Midinous is excellent. Great fun.
Late to the conversation here, looks like fun, reminds me of Nodal.