The user wants to be able to use more than 2 step fx. This could happen by means of using the dsp power of the neighbouring track. A “through”-instrument could perhaps be an option for this by referencing to the track adjacent to it.
What is the problem?
Using more than 2 step fx is not possible.
What do you want to achieve?
To be able to use more fx per step maybe it would be possible to have a “through” instrument.
With which the referenced track to the left will be able to use 2 more fx. So you give up a step in the neighbouring track to use its effect calculating power.
Are there any workarounds?
Render to audio
Any links to related discussions?
Probably asked for a lot but really couldnt find.
Maybe asked for a lot for the OG tracker, but the Mini perhaps really has the possiblity in processing power.
I often run out of FX when using chords+arpeggio, both leaving nothing for filter or volume sweeps.
This would definitely open even more possibilities.
And actually, why not…
With something like a “through instrument” it should be possible to use all tracks effecting the same sample on the first track.
I also wonder if processing is the limiting factor for FX, with everything else going on (synths, EQs, limiter, etc.).
I wonder if the existing slots could just be overloaded, so you press shift-FX1 to get to FX3, shift-FX2 to get to FX4. That would be much easier to work with than using neighboring tracks IMHO, though I also don’t know how you’d show them (expand all tracks to four FX slots or have to manually turn them on, like when you’re holding 1 on the mini to pick which columns to show).
Right, the question is would you want to see note, instrument, and four fx slots, but for only two tracks at a time? I think that would be great as an option. Otherwise just keep it like it is, with maybe some tiny indicator that there are more FX? Like a dot to the left of FX2 or something?