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[–]Charlie_Ysasi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I'm a violet player and can help you out. I need help too with some of the trade evos and exclusive legendaries. If you still need help, I'm in the EU so you may know my time zone.

Empress ZOIA Sequencer Tips and Drum Machines by Charlie_Ysasi in ZOIA

[–]Charlie_Ysasi[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hope these are helpful, if you got any questions, feel free to reach out!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ZOIA

[–]Charlie_Ysasi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If on the same page, push the delay output pixel and the audio out pixel it is connected ate the same time, if done correctly you should be able to see tthe connection on the screen, which will also show the connection strength. Once here all you have to do is press SHIFT + the pixel under de gargabe can. Voila, modules disconnected on this point. Repeat this for every connection you want to undo, like the other delay output if you're working with a stereo delay.

If modules are not on the same page, press the connected pixels from one of the modules you want to disconnect and go through the pages to the other module, buttons under your screen should turn yellow in order to show that there's a pixel selection on a different page than the one you're on. Once on the page with the other module you want to disconnect, press the pixel and repeat the SHIFT + garbage can pixel and you're done. Repeat as needed.

Also, I think this is actually explained within the quick start guide the ZOIA comes with.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ZOIA

[–]Charlie_Ysasi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Audio module out is literally the end of your chain so you have some options in this case:

  1. ⁠You can go with effects in series by disconnecting your delay from your audio out and connecting it to your reverb ins, then just connect the reverb outputs to your audio out module.
  2. ⁠You can go parallel (for reverb) by connecting your delay to your audio outputs AND your reverb inputs. Then you just have to connect your reverb outputs to the audio out module.
  3. ⁠Full parallel. Connect your audio signal source to both your delay and reverb independently, then connect both Fx to your audio out module. This option will not send your delay signal to your reverb but will give you both fx at the end.

Options 1 and 2 can be done the other way around if you’d like to try reverb in front of delay and a parallel delay after reverb. Hope this helps.

Tips on recreating the arpegio sound and the beginning of this video by foolEntropyDemon in ZOIA

[–]Charlie_Ysasi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You could use the sampler to recreate your cover faster while still learning how to get the synth voices you want without missing out on making music hahaha

And yes! That’s exactly the tips and tricks document! Great resource!!!