"mute option" for global custom scales

[Sebastian]

The global custom scales for the harmonizer made me glad that I went with the Ultra.
Like other users, I find the custom scales to be the best pitch mode in order to add a "real" second guitar,
because you can freely choose the assigned note.

But there's one drawback for me: if you don't want to add a shifted note to a certain note, you can only set it to 0,
which will result in an unisono of the played note with the generated note - and that sounds strange/and or bad.


So, I wish for a "none" or "mute" option among the values, so that e.g. I could set up a custom scale where the note C doesn't generate any harmony.

The only workaround I see atm, is to switch the pitch block off/bypassed - not practical when playing riffs.

 

[Sebastian]

nobody's got a problem with that, except me?

 

[javajunkie]

nobody's got a problem with that, except me?

What do want? Not many people using the Global Scales and those of us that did vote, voted yes

I'm going to guess this would be difficult to implement. BTW this has been a request for the arpeggiator for a long time

 

[Sebastian]

nobody's got a problem with that, except me?

What do want? Not many people using the Global Scales and those of us that did vote, voted yes

I'm going to guess this would be difficult to implement. BTW this has been a request for the arpeggiator for a long time

I didn't know about the request for the arpeggiator, but totally makes sense to me, it's the same problem.
Why do you think it'd be difficult to implement? I don't have clue how it looks like from the programmer's point of view; I imagine
there has to be some kind of "note off" value among the note values that mutes the voice, like turning down the level to -80 dB.

 

[steadystate]

I'm going to use lots of custom scales. I could use this featue. I voted yes.