Yes, I just found that many bass-lines played at 2x and managed together in Section C to add variations, can be used for interesting sax solos
BTW, @davide @luapmartin @Ed1 my finding opens a wealth of new capabilities for Scaler, if only you were able to āhumanizeā a wind instrument
I used them with my Detunized Sax and had a lot of fun composing a blues song
P.S: donāt consider this a composition!
It is only a suggestion of what Scaler can do: in this case feeding a sax solo
The 1st Scaler feeds my loyal AAS Strum-GS 2 in the Loop mode
a MIDI Polysher is between the 2 to avoid changing the loop or stopping it
Broomstick Bass is fed by AAS Strum-GS directly, and its drums-style metronome gives the nerve
The 2nd Scaler feeds the piano using the same series of chords, but different patterns
The 3rd Scaler feed the sax, and as you see many Bass patterns are 2x
and here you find the 3 xml
Scaler x guitar.xml (7.2 KB) Scaler x piano.xml (7.2 KB) Scaler x sax.xml (16.2 KB)
here the MIDIs
3-Strum GS-2 2.mid (2.5 KB) 4-Broomstick Bass.64 2.mid (2.5 KB) 6-EZkeys 3.mid (9.0 KB) 8-Selmer SA-80 Tenor 1.mid (9.1 KB)
I only edited the sax MIDI a bit moving down notes that were to high
and finally the output