Analogue-sequencer

Hi Colin,

the display is a PLED. Basically all the pixels seem to be working but there is a variation in 
their brightness. For example, some letters have there bottom half duller than the top. At 
first i though this might be dead pixels. But when i go through the menus it is different 
pixels that are dull.

Also i'm in the UK. it's a Uk adapter that i need.

Does the Ndub option affect recording in play mode aswell. I tried recording in this mode 
aswell but again it wasn't picking up the note ons.

Tom

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "colinfraser_com" <colinf@n...> wrote:> 
> Hi Tommy,
> 
> > In record mode, when i am recording notes from midi keyboard, the 
> gate is
> > not recorded. The velocity and note value seems to be recorded but 
> in
> > order to hear them i have to press the corresponding keys on the P3 
> to
> > get the note on message. Is this
> > correct, does the P3 not record the note on message?
> 
> That happens when the 'NDub' option is turned on.
> This is short for 'note overdub', and as you discovered, lets you 
> over-write the notes and velocity in a pattern without changing the 
> gates.
> In record mode, press the page key to toggle to the second page and 
> you'll see the NDub option there - turn it off and record will work 
> as you'd expect.
> 
> > I also have one little problem regarding the display. When i got the
> > sequencer it came with
> > a US power adapter so i used a power adapter from alesis micron 
> (rated
> > 1.5A 9V). This
> > works fine except the screen contrast goes a little funny when you
> > switch pages. I have
> > now realized that the micron adapter is outputing AC current and 
> the P3
> > needs DC. Will getting a DC adapter solve my screen problem.
> 
> P3 will take DC or AC, so I doubt the PSU is the problem.
> What exactly does the display do ? And is it a PLED or LCD on that 
> one ?
> There is an internal trimmer for the display that adjusts contrast 
> for LCD, or brightness for PLED - adjusting that may help, though 
> you'll want to get an electronics savvy friend to help if you don't 
> like opening things up.
> 
> > Do you have any spare adapters Colin?
> 
> I can't source US adaptors since I'm in the UK, sorry.
> But I don't think that'll be the problem.
> 
> Cheers,
> Colin f