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Advanced techniques - Copy to Next Pattern

This is a discussion on Advanced techniques - Copy to Next Pattern within the PSP Homebrew and Hacks Discussion forums, part of the PSP Development, Hacks, and Homebrew category; Hello! thanks for trying out PSPKick v3.0. I wanted to take a moment to briefly explain one of the advanced ...

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Old 04-04-2006, 08:57 AM   #1
 
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Default Advanced techniques - Copy to Next Pattern

Hello! thanks for trying out PSPKick v3.0. I wanted to take a moment to
briefly explain one of the advanced techniques of PSPKick:

From the pattern editor, hit analog up + right trigger.

This will make an exact copy of your current pattern in the nearest empty pattern.

What is this good for? Let's say that you're in a strong
creative flow- You have a pattern that sounds good and you want to make
some variations on it. Well, you can instantaneously copy it with
analog up + right trigger, add some more hits, remove some hits, then
make another copy with analog up + right trigger, change some notes around, make more copies, unmute some tracks, etc. Keeping your flow moving smoothly and steadily, you now have a series of variations on a pattern!


If you want, you can go back and perfect them, but no matter what, your creative streak is recorded!

BTW, thanks to beta-tester Diallo for suggesting this feature. We welcome any further suggestions. And seriously, this is one of those few programs where the manual will actually be useful.

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