That's absolutely perfect, Mario.Sorry, I'll try to explain myself better:
F.Offset is the time distance between notes, in proportion to one turn around the circle.
F.Offset has a range from 0.0 to 1.0, a circle has 360 degrees and the time it takes for a note to make a complete turn will depend on the BPM and the Note Length.
So, in the case that F.Offset is at 0.25 and taking into account that we have Q.Offset at 1 (we don't apply Quantized Offset), this will translate to each note being 90 degrees behind the previous note.
Another example: If F.Offset is at 0.5, each note will be 180 degrees behind the previous one, dividing the notes into two points of the circle.
From 0.5 upwards, we repeat patterns until reaching 1.0, where F.Offset 1.0 is equal to 360 degrees. Each note would be 360 degrees behind the previous one, which is equivalent to all the notes being aligned.
If we apply this rule and taking into account that F.Offset has a range from 0.000 to 1 with an increment of 0.001, with F.Offset we have up to 1000 different positions / distances between notes.
Please let me know if it is clearer to you.
Thanks for the in depth response.
Statistics: Posted by kraster — Thu Feb 08, 2024 2:31 pm
