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Darkglass Anagram Multi FX Announced

#3,783
Hey yall is Filipe Coelho/falkTX on here?

I can't get the Auto Drummer to work right.

I read the manual and it says that "triggering" the action toggle starts playback and then tapping againt triggers other functions but the only one i can get to work is the fill in.

If i press action, it counts in 4 beats and then starts playing. If i tap the action again, it goes into another 4 count and starts playing the ride (I'm on rock 2 style for this example) and stays there. But double tapping to stop layback or long holding to play "next" sequence does not work for me.
 
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makanudo said:
Hey yall is Filipe Coelho/falkTX on here?

I can't get the Auto Drummer to work right.

I read the manual and it says that "triggering" the action toggle starts playback and then tapping againt triggers other functions but the only one i can get to work is the fill in.

If i press action, it counts in 4 beats and then starts playing. If i tap the action again, it goes into another 4 count and starts playing the ride (I'm on rock 2 style for this example) and stays there. But double tapping to stop layback or long holding to play "next" sequence does not work for me.
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Hey, I am here now :)

The Anagram does not support a proper "momentary" mode yet, so I had to work around that for now in the Auto-Drummer.

In order to do a small trigger you need turn the action toggle off and then manually off again quickly.
A double-tap is similar - move the knob to the right to make it active, then back to left to turn it off, then to the right again. This simulates a double-tap action for the moment.

For best results you can create a binding to the action parameter, and then use a MIDI controller that supports "momentary" (non-latching) mode.
 
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falkTX said:
Hey, I am here now :)

The Anagram does not support a proper "momentary" mode yet, so I had to work around that for now in the Auto-Drummer.

In order to do a small trigger you need turn the action toggle off and then manually off again quickly.
A double-tap is similar - move the knob to the right to make it active, then back to left to turn it off, then to the right again. This simulates a double-tap action for the moment.

For best results you can create a binding to the action parameter, and then use a MIDI controller that supports "momentary" (non-latching) mode.
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Gotcha! Thanks.
 
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_aguacate_ said:
I know there's been lots of chatter about the output volume and Ivan just put out this video. I feel dumb now for not unlinking my outputs from master and now I don't need gain blocks at the end of my presets. Hopefully this helps some people. Thanks Ivan!

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Happy to help :)
 
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Still holding out for this synth sound (downward sweep, think Tom Sawyer) to make it into the Anagram, whenever that block is added:

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