How To Program Insane Polyrythms Like: Virtual Riot

[@Knackered_James]

You can just input the notes you want in one vertical line, copy that a hundred times or so. Then scroll to the end, on the highest note add an extra one on the right. 2nd highest note add an extra two, and so on. Once you've done this with all the notes, select all, on the right there will be an icon that looks like an arrow pointing both left and right. Drag that left until you're at the point before you started adding the extra notes. Not very good at explaining it but that's the fastest way I know.

[@SpringySpring04]

Hey, I uploaded a tutorial video that follows this method of programming the notes, thanks for sharing your method with us!

[@Knackered_James]

@@SpringySpring04 No problem, glad you could make sense of what I'd typed! yeah that's pretty much how I'd do it. You can select all the notes and drag them together at the end to make it a bit quicker.

[@aminoplaysgames]

Cool!

[@mateuszmatuszewski6741]

Nice! Any Jon Hopkins tutorials coming? Would be awesome.

[@BrendanPark07]

Probably not for a little while. You may have already watched but I did a full tutorial on his progressive organic techno-y style track here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH-Wn62Ki5eSnJY&ab_channel=BrendanPark I also did the lead from Open Eye Signal here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH-Wn62Ki5eSnJY&ab_channel=BrendanPark And also the lead from Emerald Rush here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqS3in6wh8SBfq8&ab_channel=BrendanPark Should keep you busy

[@jopmens6960]

I think this is a polymeter cause it's the same rhythm just scaled differently like tuplets? And in Ableton 12 with new midi editing this should work all much more quickly by splicing extremely long notes. Painful to see by hand, there's gotta be enough free midi fx in this world

[@BrendanPark07]

I guess you could be right for the main arpeggio sound. My mind gets frazzled trying to understand these things sometimes