I had a Nord synth attached for the tests, and the octave shift of the G-Stomper VA-Beast was mapped to CC#17, which is the octave shift CC of the Nord synth. I tried this a few times and could not see what I've missed. To test I still sent C2's, C4's, & C7 notes in turn to both VT02 & VT03. I had Channel 7 also mapped to VT03 with no offset. It still only allows me to send C2 to C7 rather than C0 to C5. I had my HADES preset saved and loaded it into VT02. John Stratford wrote:Sorry I tried exactly what you said and I can see no difference. If your setup is complete and working, save the pattern as your personal preset containing your octave shift setup (and whatever else you want to configure). Once you did that, show up the VA-Beast main view and change the octave shift in the direction you want it. And the answer is: YES it does.Īnd as you have it per track (VT.) or you can also say per synth instance, you automatically have it per channel as well, as you can map a channel for each track.Īll you have to do is to map your Microbrute to channel 1 on VT01, then map your Dreadbox to channel 7 on VT02 (and be sure to clear that selected track mapping to all channels). I just did a quick test, as I wasn't sure if the octave shift does actually affect the outgoing MIDI notes. What you're looking for is an octave shifter, which is already part of the VA-Beast Synth in G-Stomper Studio. Then when I use the Va-Beast module it would allow me to actual send a range of C0 to C5. But, for example with the Hades, when I select Channel 7 for a track I would amend the offset value to be -2. This could be set when applying a midi channel to a track.

What I would like is a new field, an octave offset. So when I'm sending a C2 it is being read as C0 and C7 is read as C5. Any notes lower than C2 or higher than C7 are just ignored.Īccording to the Hades documentation it only allows midi pitch tracking from C0 to C5 (I believe all the other Dreadbox synths do this as well).

However the Hades only makes a sound from C2 to C7. The Brute quite happily responds to all notes sent and therefore makes a sound from C0 to E8. One is an Arturia Microbrute (receiving Midi on Channel 1) & the other a Dreadbox Hades (receiving on Channel 7). John Stratford wrote:I am using G-Stomper connected with 2 analogue synths.

Midi note number e8