[NM] polyphon sequencing/ auto acompani bass?

[Sven Roehrig]

Has anybody had experiments with auto acompaning or self generating  
basslines based on live played licks?
I think it might be possible with some clever logic and the min max  
module... As soon i ve time i will give it a go but i ve not much of  
an idea yet what actually to patch...
maybe auto detecting the last 5 notes..or a circuit that values less  
played keys.. the fundamentel note is usually not the one that plays  
most often...most often close to the one maybe... or? If anybody has  
ideas about the item pleas let me know.

Dont haved the time to write a manual for this patch.:
Idea is to be able to play 2 or 16 bar loops and transfer 2 bars  
motivs from it ..all in 4 voice polyphonic...
with limitations.....but within the g2. pitchstick left records / 
erases the VA sequence..pitch stick to the right dumps it into the  
note sequencers in The FX area.
Its pretty expensiv but it allready has a certain playbility..
I like to improove that... There is sound design and sequencer  
operations..i want to do booth just with the g2 and i like to use the  
keyboard to tell the instrumen t the idea ...
Than some autocompany have to get in....the rets i do with my  
drummachine...
Good plan... Just which sequencer?
Thed different designs lead to certain styles... I had one that uses  
pitch and velocity information to cretae the triggers...
expensiv...but immidiatly you have much more stakato parts just by  
playing mistakes...
Before the sequencers get to presonal i post this version...its  
expensiv...but i dont see anotehre way to make a polyphonic sequence  
storeable...
Its made for slot B and ment to control slot C...You can alter that  
on the red modules...

greets
Sven

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