It's described in the Users Manual on page 54. It lets you change the patterns length and define from which step the patterns is starting. A nice way to create fills and variations without the need to do a seperate pattern for each variation/fill.Lord_Iron wrote:I don't have too much experience with the MD....so what is exactly the offset function? I tried to search it on the web but nothing...northernlight wrote:With the offset function you can create changes and variations.
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Yeah, thanks a lot everybody!
This weekend I was really trying the sequencer of the MD and I think I get an idea of how to make more variations, specially using the song mode.
So I think I am going to really use it much more now. I tried also to use it to sequence some VST´s and it really worked well.
Now my question is, how do you sync it with ableton? do you use the MD´s clock or Ableton´s one? and how do you deal with the latency when you want record the MD?
This weekend I was really trying the sequencer of the MD and I think I get an idea of how to make more variations, specially using the song mode.
So I think I am going to really use it much more now. I tried also to use it to sequence some VST´s and it really worked well.
Now my question is, how do you sync it with ableton? do you use the MD´s clock or Ableton´s one? and how do you deal with the latency when you want record the MD?