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2012/05/17 01:45:40
gregjazz
Yeah, when you click the "Load Pattern" dropdown and select the key to load the pattern into, the file selection dialog box starts in the folder of guitar tones by default--you'll need to navigate out of that folder and into the "Strumming Patterns" folder. Unfortunately Kontakt doesn't have the option to choose a different default folder. :/
2012/05/17 11:18:45
yorolpal
I still must be doing something wrong tho cause even when I load one of the patterns I'm not getting any strumming.  Is there a PDF that walks one step by step through the new process.  Sorry for being such a dunce.
2012/05/17 15:16:50
gregjazz
Hey, no problem--so by default the strumming pattern keys are from C-1 to B-1. When you load a pattern, you should see a keyswitch appear there. In order to play the pattern, hold down some notes in the main playing area, and then hold down the pattern key. There are three chord modes available in the "Performance" / "Chords" section (the "Chord Mode" control). The first is "Disabled", which means that it'll just strum the notes you have held exactly. The next is "Held Notes", which works very similarly, but you won't hear anything from playing on the main playing area. That's helpful if you want to hold down some notes first, without having them sound, and then use the pattern key to actually play those notes. The last mode is "Auto Detect", which also bypasses the playing range, so you can hold down chords which will be recognized and translated into full guitar voicings. Hope that all makes sense!
2012/05/17 15:18:17
gregjazz
P.S. Sorry for the block of text, but for some strange reason the message editor on the forum isn't handling newlines. Maybe it's a Firefox incompatibility...
2012/05/17 15:49:47
yorolpal
Thanks Greg, ol pal.  I'll give all that a try and see if I can git-r-done:-)
2012/05/17 18:03:09
bitflipper
Maybe it's a Firefox incompatibility...

If you hung around here more you'd already know all about that, Greg, and how awful this forum software is, that being a frequent topic of complaint.  I get around it by using Chrome for this forum, although I still use Firefox for everything else.


And you'd also know that you have more than a few fans 'round these parts. So don't be stranger!

2012/05/17 18:33:22
gregjazz
Yeah, I'll have to use Chrome. I was a little surprised because I've posted on here with Firefox before and had no problems--but that was a while ago. :P
2012/05/17 22:36:21
keith
  Greg, above (" ") is my "quote" of your post. This message posted from FF 12.0 on OSX Lion, and should be in three lines -- 1 for "quote", 2 from me. In fact, with extra newlines.
2012/05/17 22:41:11
keith
And since that quoted response turned into a cluster bleep, as expected, I've decided to post a follow up, this time in Safari  5.1.5 (7534.55.3), again OSX Lion. <newline newline>

The thing missing in the double quotes above is actually a HTML no-break space (ampersand followed by "nbsp" then ";") that FF gives you when you try to quote somebody's post.<newline newline>

This should be the third line of this follow up. <newline newline>

:)<newline>

2012/05/17 22:42:13
keith
Hey, it worked! 8^/
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