@chorist hahaha i feel this in my soul. Bought a new wardrobe ages ago and it was sitting there waiting to be put together for so long I started to turn my head the other way passing by it 🤣🤣

@sean_ae @Glubhorn9 @trainvids @bobbyrethwish does this mean you have a defined number of buffers and if a check from a module comes back negative, it just renames the buffer in global to whatever the referenced buffer in the module is?

@chorist do let us know how it goes cause I’ve been putting the same thing off for weeks now and I can tell the fiancé nearing the end of her patience haha 🤣 good luck!

@sean_ae @trainvids @bobbyrethwish ha! Nice one!

@trainvids @sean_ae @bobbyrethwish thanks for the info! The recorded mod not being tied to a grid/downbeat seems powerful for creating intersections at points which would usually sync and having hands on control like that l feel lets you define those possible intersections quite accurately. So instead of shifting from say page 1 to page 2 in case of my sequencers, the switch could create a state between the pages depending on how the mod is set up. Cheers man!

@sean_ae @trainvids @bobbyrethwish i wondered quite a bit on what your approach is and sort of assumed you’d utilised mtr in some capacity. I do rem you mentioned having something like a running buffer in the background you’re able to switch to but not sure the topic was about modulation when you talked about it. Used mtr in an installation patch to let people jam out and record sequences for the next person. Ended up being quite fun haha

@trainvids @sean_ae @bobbyrethwish this sounds top. Gone silent but still following the thread. Any chance you’d share some more info on how you’re sending the modulation around? Gotta check out [hover], never used that before. Being able to just select a UI object and sort of record the automation for it seems like a really nice approach

@kel oh sweet! Hitting my feed on a pretty Sunday morning. I’m deff making time for a listening sesh today. Cheers, Kel!