Saturday, April 13, 2024
5 Things you can do with the Opp Ned arpeggiator module from Noise Engineering
video upload by Noise Engineering
"We're featuring 5 things the Opp Ned arpeggiator can do, and if you find this helpful, let us know in the comments!
0:09 Custom Arps
0:49 Arp Sequencing
1:44 Transpose
2:36 Play that Reset
3:08 Arps for CV
More about Opp Ned: https://bit.ly/4a2UwvU
Watch the official Opp Ned demo video: [posted here]
Opp Ned comes with 12 pre-programmed arpeggios, including tetrads, major, pentatonic major, minor third, and pentatonic minor arps, but the Load/Edit/Save functionality makes it easy to create your own custom patterns. Factory presets can easily be restored at the Noise Engineering Customer Portal.
Opp Ned features four outputs that can be individually advanced: a reset input to keep all your patterns in time and a Transpose input to easily create changes on the fly. The octave range, arpeggio direction, and pattern of the arp are all configurable, and all settings are CV-able."
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