I'm not sure what you mean exactly, but you can move different patterns to different keyswitches. Of course it has to be within a certain range, but you can move a pattern from the "C" key to "F#" easily. I hope that helps.
great video! is it possible to control external parameters with MRhythmizer? can it send MIDI CC data, for example, allowing the user to control the parameters of the DAW or other plugins? thank you
@@Chandlerguitar Thanks for the reply. MCCGenerator can send midi ccs, but it is a different plugin than MRhythmizer. maybe it is possible to emulate, rebuild MRhythmizer inside MCCGenerator? I tried working with MCCGenerator a while ago, but found it to be one of the least intuitive plugins I've ever used.
@@Chandlerguitar Can it do MIDI CC? Either way, I think a bus track with keyswitches is actually cleaner overall and easier to use than the value range automation you're using in this video, and separate automation lanes for each MIDI CC would be a bit cumbersome. Also, with a bus track I'm pretty sure you can change multiple keyswitches at once, for example, turning on a time gate and filter at the same time. I haven't bought the plugin yet, though. Trying to decide.
@@abrotherinchrist Using notes is more powerful IMO, but it takes longer to set up. It depends on your project and what you want to do. I've done it both ways.
@@abrotherinchrist No you can't pan with this, but you can use Muatopan for that. With the multiband version, you might be able to do something similar though.
Do you know if you can set/customize the keyswitches for these manually?
I'm not sure what you mean exactly, but you can move different patterns to different keyswitches. Of course it has to be within a certain range, but you can move a pattern from the "C" key to "F#" easily. I hope that helps.
great video! is it possible to control external parameters with MRhythmizer? can it send MIDI CC data, for example, allowing the user to control the parameters of the DAW or other plugins? thank you
No it can't, but MCCGenerator can. You can use it to send midi CCs and if you unlock it you can use it with modulators such as envelopes, LFOs , etc.
@@Chandlerguitar Thanks for the reply. MCCGenerator can send midi ccs, but it is a different plugin than MRhythmizer.
maybe it is possible to emulate, rebuild MRhythmizer inside MCCGenerator?
I tried working with MCCGenerator a while ago, but found it to be one of the least intuitive plugins I've ever used.
@@mem3me It depends on what you're trying to do. MCCGenerator can do a lot of things, but it isn't the same as MRhythmizer.
Isn't that automation and not MIDI CC? i.e. there is no CC number, just an automation parameter.
Actually you might be right. I don't think it has a midi CC number. I just went through and edited it. Thanks.
@@Chandlerguitar Can it do MIDI CC? Either way, I think a bus track with keyswitches is actually cleaner overall and easier to use than the value range automation you're using in this video, and separate automation lanes for each MIDI CC would be a bit cumbersome. Also, with a bus track I'm pretty sure you can change multiple keyswitches at once, for example, turning on a time gate and filter at the same time. I haven't bought the plugin yet, though. Trying to decide.
@@Chandlerguitar Also, I'm wondering if you can pan individual steps for an autopan-type effect, like StutterEdit 2 can.
@@abrotherinchrist Using notes is more powerful IMO, but it takes longer to set up. It depends on your project and what you want to do. I've done it both ways.
@@abrotherinchrist No you can't pan with this, but you can use Muatopan for that. With the multiband version, you might be able to do something similar though.