Analogue-sequencer

Hello everyone,

is anybody else having trouble uploading the new v3.1005 Beta to the
P3. I finally got around to it last night and after 3 attempts i gave
up. Everything seemed to be ok right up till the end where i got the
message BAD DATA! It's nothing to do with my connection because i was
able to send the old OS no problem.

Any ideas what my problem is?

I'm going to try downloading the file again just on the off chance the
file was corrupted during download. I'll let you know how i get on.

Cheers,
Tom






--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> wrote:
>  
> > -remote control works fine, although i'd prefer to be able to send
> > independent part-change messages and not have the 2nd P3 just follow
> > the 1st... but i realise this is all still in an early trial stage.
> 
> Indeed. I put the basic framework in for handling remote control
messages,
> but it's really only at the test stage so far.
> 
> > - the grab, swap & push events appear to work fine as well. i like the
> > way you've added an extra option to the events with the FUNC key, as
> > it makes it clearer when you're using the knobs to edit the event. i
> > think it might also work quite well for the masking events; for
> > instance you'd have an event "mask AUX D, Kn" and by holding the FUNC
> > key while turning a knob you could choose between Kn>N, Kn<N and Kn=N.
> 
> Remember that the grab, swap and push events are just one event each
- the
> values for each event include the type (note, velo, etc) and track
number.
> Since the type is part of the value, it can be different on every step.
> So it would be a bit different to have FUNC+knob changing event
types for
> mask events, as that change would affect every step, though it's
possibly a
> useful shortcut for event selection.
> One of the other ideas I'm considering to simplify event selection
would be
> to use the step keys to select event groups, and the data knob then to
> select from the events within that each group.
> It can be pretty tricky to find the event you want from the 100+ options
> scrolled through with the data knob.
> 
> Cheers,
> Colin f