OXI One Tutorial Learn the Chord Mode Basics
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- This OXI One Tutorial delves into the Chord Mode, a powerful tool that allows you to swiftly construct chords and chord progressions, even if you're not well-versed in music theory. By mastering this mode, you can enhance your music production capabilities and easily create better compositions. Let's first learn the basics.
Chapters:
00:35 Sequencer Overview
01:28 Transposition
01:49 Step Parameters
02:15 Step Chord Menu
02:56 Mute Steps
03:28 Chord Keyboard
04:57 Pick and Place
05:12 User Chords
05:51 Global Chord Mode
Stay tuned for our next video, where we will dive into advanced features such as the chord arpeggiator, modulation, and more. Make sure you subscribe for more tutorials by OXI Instruments!
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Amazing work OXI team, these video tutorials are GREATLY appreciated 👍
Great video 🎉
I love that theres almost every chord available but it really would benefit from a chord mode that had pre arranged chord combinations similar to Roland J-6 or Scaler 2. This takes way too much effort to get an interesting progression as it stands.
or like NDLR you mean?
@@tendingtropic7778 Yes something like that. I imagine a mode where each row (or column) has styled progressions to work with so that people like myself can get an interesting progression quickly and move on. Again the J-6 is a great example having over 100 chord sets to explore. I've tried sending midi from my J-6 over to the Oxi however it doesn't record midi the way I expect it to and becomes more of a hassle than anything.
I think the Oxi One has a perfect level of "pre-arranged" parameters. You have all the chords in the world but you have to listen and see 4:07 what combinations work for you.
@@OttoMilde and how do you get chord from the keyboard mode in to the sequence?
That’s what music theory is for. Circle of fifths, major, minor suspended, inversions. No need to study for years but you need the basics. There are some good vids on youtube on the topic.
This was a really clear tutorial, thank you! Chord mode is really powerful and I’ve been enjoying experimenting with it. The auto voicing slightly blew my mind at first! One thing I am confused about is that I don’t understand what is meant by open chord in the chord type? I know what inversions are but what are open chords in this context please?
Not sure I understood the user chords part. It sounded like it's just a preset slot for an existing combination of chord type + inversion + spread. Is there a way to put a completely custom chord where you specify the exact pitches, to support chords from outside the diatonic key without resorting to poly mode?
Fully custom chords not possible sorry
It would be awesome if you could modulate the global root note in the mod matrix for changing key.
You can for sure! And also the pitch of notes individually! Both options are different!
@@oxiinstruments How do you do this? Never been able to figure it out
Is there a resource you can point me towards so I can achieve this? I can't find it in the manual and the only way I could see from reading discord is to go from the cv out back to the cv input and control the root note of the sequencer track via the external mod matrix. If there is an easier way I'd love to know how
Can you assign each voice in the chord to it's own cv output?! I've been doing that with other things and I always have to break the chords into monophonic lines which is cool and makes interesting stuff sometimes, but this would be SO much faster and more fun!
you can assign several CV's to different voices. Voice 1, 2, 3 up to 8.
I love my Oxi One, but I would like more tracks, have you ever thought about a double assignment where you have 8 tracks, is that possible?
Unfortunately not in this hardware .
actually for every pattern, you can set different sequencer type, midi channel, program change.... so it might not be as straightforward as having 8 sequencers, but you can definitely sequence more than 4 instruments unless you want them play all at the same time.
Bought one, really poor ui. Selling it. Unused