Analogue-sequencer

> eventually I will get used to the 5 octave range thing, unless there 
> are plans to make this customisable... maybe I'll take an iron to it 
> & reduce the 5V on the lower pots.... would that be a bad idea, colin?

The note range is configurable. In pattern edit mode, press FUNC + PAGE,
then PAGE a few more times until you see the 'note rng' option above the F2
key.
Hit F2 by itself to select the lowest note, and FUNC + F2 to select one of 4
ranges - 16, 32, 64 or 128 notes.
 
> I have a trick I do on the schaltwerk (p.o.s.- might sell it soon, or 
> give it to g/f for her to write drum parts on) to mimic something the 
> notron does (must get it mended soon) which is the triplet/trill 
> effect. 

 -snip-

> when you change the timebase of a pattern, the step-delay.. you know 
> what I'm going to say.
> this weekend, more playing.

When I put the variable timebase code in, I had a think about whether the
step delay should be scaled with the timebase or not, and decided against
it. The gate length *is* scaled.
But step delay is not something I use that often at non 16 tbases, and in
fact the source code for scaling it is in there, but commented out.
Anyone else got an opinion on this ?
If no-one minds, I can uncomment the scaling code, and the delay values will
track the tbase setting.

> two more things- 
> #73's tried to crash a couple of times. I say "tried" because it 
> actually keeps going even though there's garbage in the display & the 
> buttons don't respond. eventually, the buttons work for long enough 
> for it to crash properly. I think it might be a loose IC somewhere- 

Could be. It was working fine for the week or so I was using... er, testing
it out here. ;-)
Squishing the chips sounds like a good idea. Let me know if it does it
again.

Cheers,
Colin f