I've had my CT for just over a year and at first i could not figure out scenes so i was using projects for arrangements. recently i got it and it couldn't be easier. just shift and assign to save a scene. save being the key function or its lost with a project change. yes still using projects but having scenes makes each project fuller. full song arrangements are at hand. now i need to experiment with this time signature differences to trigger cycle lengths within a scene.😅
I noticed that some of the pattern scenes are triggered twice or more on the pre-installed projects. For example Synth1 and Drum2 with one pattern each is looping four times on only one scene position before it jumps to the next scene and loops that one a few times... How do I do that? First I thought it must have to do something with the pattern speed, but everything was set to normal. Any idea? Thanks!
The scenes in pre-installed projects can have different lengths depending on how many patterns are chained together. The effect you're describing can be achieved using Scenes. Check out the User Guide from page 82 onwards: bit.ly/3zJbOfU
Not the solution I needed, but after analyzing a few projects, I found out that I must have missed the fact, that a scene plays patterns with normal sync rate as often as needed to complete a pattern with a sync rate of 1/4 . So when you have a drum pattern with a 1/4 sync rate and a synth pattern with normal sync rate, that synth pattern will play four times until the scene will switch to the next in the chain. Thanks :-)
hey guys we love the new device but can we PLEASE get the ability to save track mutes as a part of scenes? this would save a HUGE amount of time and really benefit us circuit fanatics ;)
No, afraid there isn't currently a way of enabling that as default but there is a workaround. You could create an empty Project that features empty, 32 step long patterns for all tracks and then save that Project to every empty Project slot. This would effectively allow you to load this as standard but it does require a little prep.
