Very cool sounds. Nice contrasts and powerful ending.

Very cool sounds. Nice contrasts and powerful ending.

Liking the chord progressions and playful time signature. Nice work!

Liking the chord progressions and playful time signature. Nice work!

Catchy tune! (I really really like the intro groove a lot.)

How does LSDJ work for non-4/4 meters? Similar tricks to M8 -- does it have a notion of a pattern groove or HOP-ping to the next or do you just have to copy/paste across pages?

Catchy tune! (I really really like the intro groove a lot.) How does LSDJ work for non-4/4 meters? Similar tricks to M8 -- does it have a notion of a pattern groove or HOP-ping to the next or do you just have to copy/paste across pages?

Just realized just now I asked the same question a few weeks back / tunes ago. My bad.

[quote=ilzxc]How does LSDJ work for non-4/4 meters? Similar tricks to M8 -- does it have a notion of a pattern groove or HOP-ping to the next or do you just have to copy/paste across pages?[/quote] Just realized just now I asked the same question a few weeks back / tunes ago. My bad.

This little place in the mountains is full of music, it must be a constant party over there with these great songs playing there.
- Devieus

This little place in the mountains is full of music, it must be a constant party over there with these great songs playing there. - Devieus

Thank you for the comments all!

@ilzxc: MY bad, for being chronically very slow at commenting. For completion's sake, I think it's possible to use grooves, but I use the (H)op command since I find that easier to keep track of (visualize).

@Devieus: for being named the Norwegian equivalent of "The Club" it was a very calm place. I was lucky the weather wasn't the best when I went there, as it meeant I got to have the place to myself.

[quote=Sorkfot]Very cool sounds. Nice contrasts and powerful ending.[/quote] [quote=levelcapybara]Liking the chord progressions and playful time signature. Nice work![/quote] [quote=ilzxc]Catchy tune! (I really really like the intro groove a lot.) How does LSDJ work for non-4/4 meters? Similar tricks to M8 -- does it have a notion of a pattern groove or HOP-ping to the next or do you just have to copy/paste across pages?[/quote] [quote=ilzxc][quote=ilzxc]How does LSDJ work for non-4/4 meters? Similar tricks to M8 -- does it have a notion of a pattern groove or HOP-ping to the next or do you just have to copy/paste across pages?[/quote] Just realized just now I asked the same question a few weeks back / tunes ago. My bad.[/quote] [quote=Devieus]This little place in the mountains is full of music, it must be a constant party over there with these great songs playing there. - Devieus[/quote] Thank you for the comments all! :) @ilzxc: MY bad, for being chronically very slow at commenting. :) For completion's sake, I think it's possible to use grooves, but I use the (H)op command since I find that easier to keep track of (visualize). @Devieus: for being named the Norwegian equivalent of "The Club" it was a very calm place. I was lucky the weather wasn't the best when I went there, as it meeant I got to have the place to myself. :)