Changing the arrangment in real time

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07-28-2008 3:01 PM

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Changing the arrangment in real time

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I watched your video titled, "Changing the arrangement in real time". One thing that wasn't very clear in the video is the key's you assign to trigger the locators for each part of a song and how those keys correlate for other songs in a set. If I assign, for example, key #1 to trigger the first verse, for the 1st song of a 3 song set, can key #1 also trigger the first verse in each of the other 2 songs, or do I have to assign independent keys for each of the first verses of all 3 songs. If I have to assign independent keys for each part of each song, then my concern is that I will run out of keys to trigger the various locators of each song since I could have as many as 10 songs during one worship set. In other words, if I have 5 locators for each song and I have 10 songs in a set, that means I have to memorize 50 locators. However, if the keys are renewed each time I enter a new song in a set, and key #1 is able to trigger the first verse in each song, then I can see this really working for me. In orther words, I only have to memorize 5 locators. I hope this question made sense.

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09-23-2008 10:54 AM In reply to

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I'm following you here. With 10 songs in one set you would have as many keys as you have on your keyboard or midi device. With 50 midi options you'd probably want to label a midi device. No if you open and close songs, then you can have the same 5 keys assigned in each song each time. If you want everything to be all in one set and open immediately, you can use a key only once.

I personally like to use 1 for song one, 2 for song two, etc. and then just do markers for the sections I plan to vamp... you can then choose to in the moment or let it play, but I dont need markers for every part of every song.

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