Skip note by probability

[Matt Picone]

All this begins to remind me of the many features I designed for an algorithmic sequencer that never was. 

These days I’d probably look at neural networks to do some of the things I wanted it to be capable of. 

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> On Nov 25, 2021, at 5:24 AM, Romain Xavier <xtechcode at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Have a look of the Skip Step feature from the Key Step pro. 
> 
> I m using this feature sometimes, I think you can do what you described with some programming.
> 
> From the manual : 
> 
> Step Skip: hold down a step button and then press the 16, 32,
> 48 and/or 64 button(s) to select whether or not a step will play.
> This feature works as follows:
> By default, all four page buttons (16, 32, 48 and 64) are lit. Suppose you have created a
> sequence with three copies of the first 16 steps, so all 64 steps have content. If you do not
> want the 5th step to play in pages 2 and 4, hold down the step 5 button and press 32 and
> 64.
> Another example: if only 16 and 48 (pages 1 and 3) are lit when you are holding down step 1,
> and the sequence is 1 bar long, then step 1 will play in the 1st and 3rd bars but not in the 2nd
> and 4th bars.
> It is possible to deactivate all four iterations of a note, in which case it will be shown by a
> dimmed LED. This is a good way to 'silence' a note without losing its content.
> 
> 
> 
> Romain 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> On 24 Nov 2021, at 14:50, Tony Scharf <tony.scharf at outlook.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Ive been working more with probability in my sequencing, but was wondering if anyone new of a tool that could specifically do the following.   I would like to set a probability that a specific step would be skipped.   By this I mean that it would be as if the step did not exist at all in the sequence and it would be completely jumped over.  In this way, a 4 or 8 note sequence would every once in a while only be 3 or 7 resulting in a shift relative to the rhythm track or other things playing. 
>> 
>> I can’t think of any sequencer that can do this programmatically, though there are ones you can do it manually.   Anyone know of anything?
>> 
>> Tony
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