Eamoex

Thanks for your reply, makes total sense! Actually, for those who don’t know Elektron’s little box, each step of a MIDI track in the Digitakt has a micro-timing parameter, allowing to nudge the trigger before or after the actual step time, and this parameter is defined for each step, on the fly, when recording live. It’s what makes « unquantized recording » possible in the sequencer. It’s actually quantized, but offset on a per-step basis using this micro-timing parameter (i.e. ultimately, you cannot record two events in one step). Pretty clever, and maybe something which could be implemented in the MBSV4+ software? :) Morphing sounds great! Boy I can’t wait to get to X-Mas and start building! EDIT: oh and thanks for the big manual. Somehow I hadn’t found it yet.

Hello, this X-mas I'll probably order a MBSV4+. I would like to ask: what does the Morph function do? I've searched around here and in the V4 (non-plus) manual, but there is no mention of it. What does it "morph", and how? EDIT: also, can recorded midi trigger events be left unquantized? When looking at the manual, it seems every trigger is forced-quantized. I use a Digitakt and I absolutely love the way quantization is implemented — as a quantization "ratio" (0-100%) from the original timing of live recorded triggers.