The procedure of entering or modifying phrases and parameters with the user interface
Brief introduction to a powerful micro-workflow that leverages the flexibility of moving containers (loaded with parameters, but no figures) around in an arrangement to achieve non-destructive phrase editing.
Make the most of your recorded or imported figures by optimizing them for best performance in any harmonic context.
Get inspired by how figures can be transformed, copied, duplicated, transposed, stretched, reversed, scrolled with Synfire and more.
In Synfire musical figures are represented by Symbols. There are different symbol types which are intended for different musical purposes and represented by different colors.
Learn how to edit drum patterns with Synfire. There is no specific "Grid" or utility for this, you simply use the pencil and line drawing tools with Static Pitch Symbols exclusively (brown). Drawing long segments with many notes in one go and applying dynamics macros to them adds a little comfort.
Get an idea how to draw a melody and create a second voice following the melody with simple copy & paste.
Unlike the recording of static MIDI in a DAW, recording with Synfire involves the conversion of static MIDI input into a dynamic Figure. This procedure requires user interaction, as outlined here.
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Learn how to record and edit chord changes using the progression editor. This editor is featured in both Harmony Navigator and Synfire.
An orchestrated accompaniment with four mouse clicks? Learn how to recycle portions of your previous work. One of the most powerful features of Synfire Pro.
