Analogue-sequencer

> one thing about the revamped playlist-edit mode though; it'd be handy
> to have more visual indication of which step in a playlist you're
> editting, in addition to the playlist step-number in the screen. an
> amber flashing LED would do the trick for me, or, even better, all
> eight playlist-step LEDs come on in amber on entering edit-mode, and
> the step you're currently editting flashes, while the currently
> playing step stays green & flashing, as-is.

I'm kind of prevented from doing this by the need to support the 3 bank by
16 pattern memory mode.
Amber LEDs in playlist edit indicate a green playlist step and a red pattern
selection on the same LED.
I wanted to avoid making things different between the different memory
layouts.
I was tempted to drop the 3 bank mode to make life easier, but I know some
people are using it.

> another thing i'm having some trouble with is getting notes that are
> passed through a p3 to not be forced-to-scale when the notes coming
> out of the p3 itself are being forced-to-scale.

That should just need the midi thru FTS turned off on the thru channel
setting.
Use FUNC+thru to toggle it. The thru channel is shown as F-nn when thru FTS
is on.

> lastly, i think there might be a slight bug in the "copy-active"
> function in play-mode. it seems to copy all playlists in a part to the
> new part, not only the active ones, but it only saves the tracks that
> were active when copied when the part is switched. so you don't lose
> anything you didn't want to lose, but it requires switching to another
> part and back to get the original playlists for non-active tracks back
> in the part that you copied the active tracks to.

I'll check that out when my head is less frazzled.

> and while i'm on the
> "copy-active" subject; would it be possible to copy active playlists
> from one part to another while keeping the track mute-settings for the
> parts?

Is that something you'd like as an option at the time of copy, or a
switchable (i.e. user conf) option you'd use all the time ?
I guess FUNC+copy active could do the modified operation.

Cheers,
Colin f