Wunderhorn
Senior Member
I have been using Spitfire Kepler on a few occasions. I like the concept.
What feels difficult to work with is the evo grid. I cannot quite wrap my head around the question why it is not possible to assign keyswitches to the different rhythm speeds (horizontal). It feels limiting and simply weird. In order to switch gears within the same instrument from quarter notes to eighth notes I have to load another instance of the same instrument. If you want to work with it extensively, it blows up your template.
Another question is if there is a trick or even a KSP script(?) to cause time machine to go into double speed. I know a lot of libraries have that function (works wonders on 8Dio Ostinato Strings) but here I have not found it. I would love to experiment with faster speeds and tighter patterns.
Of course there is lots more that one can do with this library - what are your favorite uses and techniques?
What feels difficult to work with is the evo grid. I cannot quite wrap my head around the question why it is not possible to assign keyswitches to the different rhythm speeds (horizontal). It feels limiting and simply weird. In order to switch gears within the same instrument from quarter notes to eighth notes I have to load another instance of the same instrument. If you want to work with it extensively, it blows up your template.
Another question is if there is a trick or even a KSP script(?) to cause time machine to go into double speed. I know a lot of libraries have that function (works wonders on 8Dio Ostinato Strings) but here I have not found it. I would love to experiment with faster speeds and tighter patterns.
Of course there is lots more that one can do with this library - what are your favorite uses and techniques?