[yoshimi] Re: Yoshimi & Rosegarden - fun times.

  • From: Svictor <victor@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: yoshimi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2015 22:10:20 +0100


Le 10 Nov 2015, Will Godfrey <willgodfrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :

Yoshimi can have up to 64 parts. By default these are wraped around the normal MIDI channels, so 1, 17, 33 & 49 all respond to channel 1 messages. This was originally implemented for Vector Control, working with up to four sounds on a channel (similar to the Yamaha SY hardware series).

However, these have other less obvious uses. One of these is getting far more than 16 completely independent tracks addressed by just the 16 channels. Most tunes run with instruments having a relatively narrow pitch range, and this is what we can make use of.


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With a 61 note keyboard that gives you quite a useful working range, on just one channel.

Thanks for pointing this! I wasn’t aware of the warping feature. This setup sounds very interesting for the kind of music I try to play these days (Middle-Eastern dabkkeh, in Omar Souleyman’s style). It involves frequent changes of instruments, each instrument playing on a very narrow range… Right on, I’ll try it asap!

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