Analogue-sequencer

YEAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA YEAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

JOHOEEEEEEEEEEE JIPPIE !!!!!!!

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Did I already say I like it that this feature is implemented? :-)

Thank you *so* much Colin. Now this machine will be UNBEATABLE for me 
by any other one on the market.

Bye bye Q+! :-)))

Boele
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> Op 25-mei-04 om 20:39 heeft colinfraser_com het volgende geschreven:

> Folks,
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> v3.95 (in files now) adds 'arpeggio capture'. This is accessed by
> using FUNC+REC in pattern edit.
> Incoming midi notes are written into each step of the pattern in
> turn regardless of the current step playing. So if you play a 6 note
> chord, it will be turned into a pattern 6 steps long, with the notes
> in the order they were played.
> The 'clr' option resets the pattern length to 1 and sets the first
> step to skip (i.e. silence). This does not delete the note values on
> each step, so you can always exit ARP mode and set the length back
> to where it was if you lose a cool pattern.
> 'rong' = reset on new group. This automatically 'clr's the pattern
> when a new note is played after any previously held notes have been
> released. This is probably more like your traditional arpeggiator.
> For precise control of the order of notes in the arpeggio, hold the
> first note down, while entering the rest of the notes one at a time,
> then release the first note.
> Setting the pattern direction to forward, reverse or pendulum is
> equivalent to up, down or up&down, and if you want to extend the
> range, us the note offset accumulator. Of course this isn't
> restricted just to octave shifts.
> Aux notes can also be added to create arpeggiated 'chord memory'
> type effects.
> The functionality is not finalised yet, so if you think of any
> obvious improvements let me know.
> Enjoy !
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> Cheers,
> Colin f
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