Playing with my Move and I'm missing something obvious. I've watched Andre's intro video but there's a bit of a gap between what he's doing and what I am.
I'm doing a kind of boring looping thing just to get familiar. I have a simple bass loop I want to play throughout the entire track. There's also a drony synth riff I want to loop, but it starts 4 bars in. And I want to lay all these down in maybe something like a 32-bar arrangement so the bass, synth lead, and drum loop are all playing by bar 12 or so when a vocal lead is added--basically a gradual stack, and then the drums/synth/bass are unstacked at the end so the song starts/ends with the solo bass, if that makes sense.
How do I do this? My initial thought was note mode and just lay everything out on one timeline, but it isn't clear to me how to start track 2 bass looping at 1, track 4 synth looping at bar 5, etc. I tried to start playing my synth loop at bar 5 by using the arrows to start at 5 but that just seemed to loop *everything, as if what I did was start at bar 1 even though the thing clearly said "bar 5" and that's where I hit record.
Maybe what I should be doing is structuring these as clips, and I've sort of done that. I now have my bass and synth parts mapped to the second and fourth leftmost pads, but it's not clear to me how to actually structure those into a song so the first clip plays for 4 bars and keeps looping, then the synth clip starts on cue. I thought maybe I'm supposed to record in session mode and trigger clips, but that doesn't seem possible.
Reading the manual, it's a great overview of each slice of functionality but nothing seems to tie everything together. What am I missing? Andre builds everything as a single loop, and that's a great intro but I'm aiming for something that feels just a bit more complex and for me there's an understanding gap.
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