Question about Sequencer transposition

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Hello there, first post here. :slight_smile:

I received my Synth last Friday and overall I’ve found it pretty intuitive, but I’m struggling to wrap my head around how the sequencer works:

  • If I record a sequence starting on the root note, when I trigger it on a pad it works fine and the sequence is correctly transposed if I press a different pad.
  • If I record a sequence starting on any other note than the root note, when I trigger it on a pad it changes the melody and it doesn’t sound anything like the original sequence I recorded, even if I press the pad of the first note in the sequence.

Is this a limitation of the sequencer or am I doing something wrong?

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Not sure but which scale are you using?

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I think it happens with every scale, but I’ll try to make a video later on because it’s easier to show.

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I tried on my side and I don’t have any issue.

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I just tried again and this time it worked fine… :person_shrugging: There must be a particular circumstance where it happens, I’ll report back if I’m able to replicate it again.

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Hey @luiscosta.music. And welcome to Backstage!

If you are able to reliably replicate this and believe it’s a bug, please report it as a proper Bug in order to help the further process.

I hope you’ll have a lot of fun with your Synth :trumpet:

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Hi again! I’ve figured out when it happens, it’s only in Chord pack mode. Not sure if it’s a bug or by design, but it seems weird that the chords recorded into the sequence are not the ones played back… what do you guys think?

Here’s a short example: