Scaler Plugin Scaler 2 for iOS - Tutorial 5: How to use Keys-Lock Mode (it is awesome)

[@michaelbodalski]

I've been using Scaler 2 on my Mac for over a year and iOS was an instant buy. Your tutorials are making it obvious that I was only scratching the surface. Thanks.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@davidallred991]

Thanks for these videos. I have both the iOS and VST, and did not know about locking the keys according to the last played chord. Its why I still watch tutorials on things I already know, because you always pick up on something new.

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@djba]

My thoughts exactly.

[@rayderrich]

I use Scaler 2 on PC for a few months now and find it superb to start new songs with. It is pretty cool that they made it for iOS as well now. Thank you for the video.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome…

[@djba]

Hi again Leo … I am revisiting this video soI thought I would leave another comment. I seem to learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. Thanks again.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome…

[@PoppaDocRocks]

Thanks for this series leo, I love this app, it’s so useful and so deep.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@djba]

Hi Leo … thanks for another clear, informative video.

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@ObXession]

Thank you Leo! Please Keep this serie coming !

[@soundformore]

Ok

[@lrkx_]

Nice series, Leo! This really cleared up something that should have been obvious to me. 🤜🤛

[@soundformore]

Great

[@PoppaDocRocks]

Yea it took me a few videos and a few test sessions to wrap my head around it. Love it so much.

[@Bun7172]

Thank you Leo, you are doing a great job with this series. Much appreciated.

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@EdwardAlexander-ABF]

Another fantastic walkthrough Leo!

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@agustinbernal2760]

Very handy indeed! Thanks Leo, hope there are more comming, cheers!

[@soundformore]

Yes there are

[@3stig]

Thanks Leo👍🏼for these interesting Demo‘s 😎

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@mickturner8977]

Thanks Leo. Love it. Keep’em coming.

[@soundformore]

Thanks

[@monch1962]

Thanks Leo - another great little tutorial. I'm really enjoying these bite-sized tutorials

[@soundformore]

Great

[@richochet]

Good thank you

[@soundformore]

You are welcome

[@issiewizzie]

Never heard you this exited 😀

[@soundformore]

I love Scaler 2

[@-Hann]

Thank you, great video! As a newbie to this, I didn’t understand the difference to what was happening with chord mute ‘mute/unmuted’ 😣

[@soundformore]

Great

[@edgardocrespo3840]

Will the keys lock mode work on Scaler 2 stand alone? Thanks and more power to you.

[@soundformore]

Yes it does

[@RubenDari]

Hi, nice video, what do the green keys do again?

[@soundformore]

They are for key-lock chord mute and unmute

[@RubenDari]

@@soundformore thank you

[@soundformore]

No problems

[@bilino987]

Hello, for some reason it looks completely different with me, I don't have all the options you present and I mean scaler 2. Thanks

[@soundformore]

Where are you running scaler 2? iPad?

[@RubenDari]

Question! What settings would i choose if I wanted to emulate the chordion?

[@soundformore]

The arp pattern?

[@RubenDari]

@@soundformore the relationship between the chords(left hand) and the strums (right hand). I love the Chordion app and I try to find software that simulates what it does. And I think scaler can, but I’m not 100 certain if I need to set it to chord tones or chord tones and extensions. Chordion has two keyboard modes, auto and scale and I think the Auto does the same thing as chord tones.