@@mickiewriedt WE MUST ALL SLOW DOWN ... except for (as i am doing now) trying to learn Zappa's "Inca Roads" which is at 116 bpm and I am barely at 60 ..... sigh
@@Trayzonne In my understanding, invert in Ableton will flip all selected notes around the highest and lowest note selected. While this plugin will invert around the selected scale in the circle of fifths. And this plugin can also be tweaked a bit.
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Wouldn't G Major flipped through the mirror be F Minor?
Oh wow, yeah you are totally right! Guess I made it a little too fast!
@@mickiewriedt WE MUST ALL SLOW DOWN ... except for (as i am doing now) trying to learn Zappa's "Inca Roads" which is at 116 bpm and I am barely at 60 ..... sigh
@@Draxtor You'll get there man!
If you select all your notes and push the button called "flip" (instead of reverse) in Ableton, doesn't that do the negative harmony ?
@@Trayzonne In my understanding, invert in Ableton will flip all selected notes around the highest and lowest note selected. While this plugin will invert around the selected scale in the circle of fifths. And this plugin can also be tweaked a bit.
@@mickiewriedt oh yeah I wasn't sure ! Thanks :)
@@Trayzonne My pleasure, and thanks for watching!