Quotile
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Getting Started
Using Quotile
Getting Started
Using Quotile
The playback sequencers
The pattern archives
The command line interface
Scripting
Advanced
The pattern archives
The command line interface
Scripting
Advanced
Creating your own commands
Mapping rows to commands
Using Open Source Control
Controlling a Kaoss Pad
Mapping rows to commands
Using Open Source Control
Controlling a Kaoss Pad
Quotile has 6 sequencers which are slaved to the master BPM settings.
By default, the sequencers output MIDI note information to an external MIDI device.
For more information about configuring Quotile for MIDI, see the setup instructions.
Rows of a sequencer are numbered 1 through 16 from top to bottom. Columns are numbered 1 to 32 from left to right.
When Quotile starts, p1 through p5 do not automatically begin playing back notes. You can start or stop playback of a sequencer using the play or stop commands.
For example:
play p6
..and..
stop p6
It is usually helpful to keep a few of the playback sequencers stopped so that they can be used for manipulating patterns without being sent to your midi output device.
Rows of a sequencer are numbered 1 through 16 from top to bottom. Columns are numbered 1 to 32 from left to right.
When Quotile starts, p1 through p5 do not automatically begin playing back notes. You can start or stop playback of a sequencer using the play or stop commands.
For example:
play p6
..and..
stop p6
It is usually helpful to keep a few of the playback sequencers stopped so that they can be used for manipulating patterns without being sent to your midi output device.