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[Workaround] Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
Hello, I am using Cakewalks Arpeggiator on a softsynth track and I swear the thing has a mind of its own. It doesn't always play the same notes in the same spot. Is this normal does anyone know? Thanks, Adam
post edited by Anderton - 2014/04/28 13:20:21
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sharke
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Re: Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
2014/04/28 01:54:55
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I think I've had a similar frustration with the arpeggiator in the past. What I always end up doing is bouncing the notes to MIDI so that they're burned into a clip. Then you can edit and adjust them to taste.
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Re: Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
2014/04/28 11:57:05
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Here's an old post about what I found with real-time Arp timing early on: http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2039877 I don't really use it, so I haven't revisited the problem since then. As James mentioned, bouncing should take care of it.
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Aged Funk
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Re: Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
2015/01/09 22:22:56
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I've just started with my new X3 upgrade and the arp is increasing the output volume greatly above the volume if the arp is off. It pegs the meter. I can only remedy this by reducing arp-velocity to <10% of normal. This isn't the way X2 worked. Flaw or new settings not shown in the Ref. Guide?
post edited by Ageless Funk - 2015/01/10 13:37:36
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Re: Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
2015/01/10 09:08:46
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I like when the arp jams up. I've had it on a MIDI track (one that sends MIDI to outboard gear) just continuously play despite hitting the "panic" button and/or turning on/off the audio engine.
The built in arp is useful however, and I use it often. I like using it to just continuously play a 1/4 or 1/8 note to an outboard synth as I build and tweak patches.
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Re: Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
2015/01/11 16:15:43
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Volume boost only happens with SI instruments on certain presets. No other instruments, MIDI nor VST plug-ins,, have this dramatic volume boost upon using the arp. SI issues? I'll learn to work without some of the weird-acting presets.
post edited by Ageless Funk - 2015/01/11 19:18:16
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Re: Arpeggiator Has A Mind Of Its Own
2015/01/12 14:33:24
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The built in arp is useful however, and I use it often. I like using it to just continuously play a 1/4 or 1/8 note to an outboard synth as I build and tweak patches.
Huh... I like that idea. 
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