Endless Melodies

[mataya]

If you're sick of beats and distortions have a mellow day by exploring the melodies Reason creates for you.
It's all setup with two samplers Piano and Rhodes.

Randomize the Matrix or notes on a Korde sequencer, but mostly Matrix.
Try using different scales between a Player and Ochen K Tuner.
Change the player parameters a bit.
Or just change that piano and rhodes sound into something else.

You need to have Korde and Ochen K. Tuner in order for this to work.

I was playing with PSQ to generate even more randomness, but I need to practice some more with it.

P.S. Oh yeah slow the tempo if you're feelin' super chilled.
I've updated it a bit...

Enjoy
Mataya

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[mataya]

Shit. I should of post this in to Tutorials and Techniques maybe?

[Peter]

Thanks for sharing. I've been using the Ochen K and Matrix method for a while. I just bought PSQ over the weekend and I'm looking forward to using it.

[Joerg]

Nice

[Catblack]

Sounds great! Try throwing the "Brain's Piano" patch on it from the R9 soundbank. Awesome!

[mataya]

tx. Can't find it do. I've tried it with grand piano in nnxt, also great...but I think it needs some poly rhythms ... now how do I do that...??

[challism]

Great tip, Mataya.

Another excellent way to generate melodies, which will actually work well with a chord progression, is AutoTheory. You can use the same randomize feature of Matrix, then plug it into the melody cv ins.

[Taff]

How do you record the melodies generated by this patch please? (Excuse my ignorance!)

[ejanuska]

You can use the quantizer in the PSQ instead of the Ochen tuner, just saying.

[mataya]

Thanks! And I actually get far more options...with range and offset and can even modulate those. Wow!

[mataya]

How do you record the melodies generated by this patch please? (Excuse my ignorance!)

sorry man, I don't have a clue, yet.

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