Thanks @jamieh, you correct I should have said that (I need an editor) to transpose the whole pattern you must first lasso it by dragging your mouse over it.
yes. This is an approach, but not particularly convenient.
I now prefer to transpose in BIAB.
Of course, I still try to find chords at SCALER first. Next, go to BIAB to become a DEMO, and listen to what you want.
and how?
It is just 2 moves: lasso + click on a button
and if you need more variations, you can transpose in a different way all chords (skipping the lasso)
As @ed66 already pointed out - Lasso all chords in a pattern. Transpose up or down by semi-tones (half steps) on one of the pads and they all change by the same amount. Easy.
Change all patterns by the same amount or different if you want. Until the Devs add Global Transpose this works just fine.
Hi all … thanks for this helpful information. I use Scaler when playing live and it would be great if I could assign a knob on my midi controller to transpose a pattern up or down on the fly. …… maybe in a future version of Scaler.
Could someone briefly explain how to export a chord set to a notation app, for example, StaffPad, or Dorico on an iPad? I have used the advice here to transpose a chord set, but have great difficulty in being able to utilise it in other apps, instead of manually, writing it on a piece of paper Or in the notes app on the iPad. Thank you kindly for any help.
I can do that on my Mac but on an iPad, it is different. I exported the chord set as an .XML file but it is not a fluid experience. I hope the tablet drag and drop will become better with future updates. Thanks for your response.
but maybe others will help you