Scaler feeding both chords & riffs in AAS Strum-GS 2

Scaler 2 Tutorials
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WOW, I just found a way to have Scaler feeding chords and riffs in AAS Strum-GS 2 (in the Guitar mode) at the same time, producing interesting sounds… only sometimes clearly :smile:

Al that requires just the MIDI Polysher between, then fumbling with the octave changer

Here is the routing

Cattura
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And here is the whole picture

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The trick is moving octaves so that most notes fall in the riff area (far left or far right) and only a few notes fall in the middle area where they trigger chords, and when one of the notes falls over the Strum-GS Stop key (or other rogue keys) you have simply to hidden them with MIDI Polysher

This is BTW the reason why I prefer using MIDI Polysher to manage octaves, instead of the Ableton Live pitch tools

and here is the result of this zero effort test

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haha this method is a bomb
tomorrow I’ll complete the 2nd test: a vibe in the Pink Floyd style
you’ll be surprised
:smile:

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@ClaudioPorcellana have you considered doing some “from zero to hero” youtube tutorials with your experiments/reserach? I’m super interested but with screenshots it seems a bit complicated :wink:

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If you find a way to double the daily available time, I’ll do it for sure
:rofl:

But the “from zero to hero” concept is tempting… notably the second part LOL

Now, I am equipped to do that as I have a good webcam and video software; I only have to practice with subtitles etc

The problem is finding the time to do the video-editing, because I often find tricks plucking and fiddling in a Trial and error fashion, so the video must be cut and the video-takes glued together

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BTW; I am just in the opposite situation: when I look in a video I usually understand nothing
:crazy_face:

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I do not think anybody remotely sane ever said “the content is pure gold but since it’s unedited I will not watch it” :wink: Come on - deep breath, “geronimo!” and publish unedited :wink:

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LOL, I am learning a lot of strange slang terms here

BTW, my job is translating but totally different things, and no slang involved

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@lelek yesterday I fought 2 hours against a couple of pieces of software, just to obtain a low-quality video without audio :crazy_face:

Sorry but gaining the needed expertise requires much time that I don’t have

Consider that I work hard, and my scarce spare-time must be shared between nature photography, music composition to relax my mind, and cartoon drawings

For example this Mad DJ…

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Animals…

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Cani
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Or the Yeti

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So I will not make a video, but I’ll certainly try to make better written/photographic explanations

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@ClaudioPorcellana, you really don’t have to explain yourself. I’m a product of pre-snowflake era and therefore accept simple “no” as a valid answer :rofl:

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BTW @lelek I am able to make videos, for example below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydVvvQgIF6I

the problem is that I don’t have the needed tools and experience to record the desktop, that is totally another thing, but in the future who knows?
:wink:

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