on 06-07-2004 16:31, Colin f at colin@colinfraser.com wrote: LOL! The OS became SO deep that even Colin can't explain it anymore :-))))) Boele >> Let me try to explain the other question. When you set up a playlist, you >> determine how many repeats you want for each step in the playlist. If you >> select 'P' for the chg parameter, then it will play through the entire >> pattern, rather than change at the global bar. > > Check. > >> Well, I had thought that what this meant was that the 'entire pattern' was >> determined by when it reached the last step in the pattern. But it isn't. > > It can't be - you might have skipped the last step, so it would never reach > it. It's determined by the 'effective length' of the pattern - i.e. the > number of non-skipped steps. Changing tbase will stretch individual steps - > so your total length of pattern may be odd to say the least... > >> I have a pattern, which in somewhat complicated fashion changes its tbase > and >> its last step with aux events, so that it doesn't actually reach step 16 > for >> awhile. I am not entirely sure how the P3, in determining 6 repeats of the >> pattern is calculating what 1 iteration of the pattern is, exactly. > > If you send me a sysex dump of it (or just describe the single pattern in > text) I can check how long I think it should last. > > Cheers, > Colin f > > > > ________________________________________________ > Message sent using UebiMiau 2.7.2 > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
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Re: [analogue-sequencer] another question: triggering a pattern
2004-07-06 by scd
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