Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle 
<softroom@b...> wrote:
> I must apologise - as you can probably guess it's my fauly Colin is
> asking this. It kinda came up when I did my clever "Sherman
> triggering" thing. Turns out that sending F4 to my Sherman actually
> required me to send the note F6 as the P3 refers to it - and I 
started
> to wonder if it would confuse new users or those used to the
> "standard" used by Cubase. 
> 
> I also found that some of my analogue stuff does not respond to 
MIDI
> notes lower than what the P3 calls C3 - so I'd kinda like it to be
> pitched an octave higher in terms of range it sends - but only if 
the
> community agrees that's a good idea also....
> 
> So blame me.... I'm a trouble maker... 8-)

I Don't know much about midi standards and the like, but the other 
day I was actually wishing the P3 went below C2. I was "sharing" a 
single NL2 patch with several P3 tracks and I ended up manually 
transposing all of the steps up an octave to get the room needed.... 

I had not discovered the part transpose option (PXPos). I could have 
saved some time with it!