Unique filter parameters for each pattern

berrymoor

Imagine, i use bass sound + LP filter after.

Then i want 50% cutoff in one pattern and 0% in another. So how quickly save static (but different in each pattern) parameters? I know about automation, but i don't need curve or dynamic changes over time 

D-One

Simply record modulation, it's stored in the Pattern. On an M+ standalone it's hard to be super accurate and you cant even see the modulation lanes but it works.

Another option is to use Step Modulation, enable STEP and hold a Pad for 1 second and tweak parameters, it uses the Grid tho, so can be awkward depending on the length of the Pattern.

Schmapps1

I think what you want to look into are Snapshots/Lock States

ozon

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49373#Comment_49373

But Lock States are independent from Patterns, aren’t they?

I think I did this with Automation, but forgot how. You definitely need to write auto in both Patterns.

Schmapps1

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49420#Comment_49420

I think the lock states record pattern mute states though, don’t they? You could do it that way

Flexi

The easiest/quickest way to do it is to use the mouse to draw in the dial setting at the start of the pattern.

Add a modulator in the automation lane for the parameter, turn off quantize, turn on pen, draw with the pen at the level you want the parameter, now drag the pen over to the left so that it is outside the modulation lane, now it has created an automation point at you chosen value, right at the start of the pattern, repeat for each pattern.

berrymoor

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49498#Comment_49498

oh...sorry, I forgot to say it's about standalone M+

berrymoor

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49373#Comment_49373

I know about Lock States, but in terms of Arrangement they useless. So i look something in patterns automation area.

Schmapps1

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/49522#Comment_49522

Ahhh, gotcha. Well, you could always use the midi-loopback lock state method discussed in that other thread, although it’s a workaround forsure.

D-One

Simply record modulation, it's stored in the Pattern. On an M+ standalone it's hard to be super accurate and you cant even see the modulation lanes but it works.

Another option is to use Step Modulation, enable STEP and hold a Pad for 1 second and tweak parameters, it uses the Grid tho, so can be awkward depending on the length of the Pattern.