Analogue-sequencer

Folks,

A couple of bits of news...

The Sequentix website has undergone a total re-design, courtesy of 
P3 owning web design guru Pete Lunnon.

http://www.sequentix.com

I'm going to add a links page to P3 owners websites, so if you'd 
like to be included, let me know your URL.
If you have a link on your page to a different P3 URL, I'd 
appreciate if you could you change it to point to the Sequentix 
site - it helps with the Google rating ;-)

There's a new beta release for P3 in Yahoo files.

This build includes enhanced midi soft-thru.
If you go to the place where the 'thru' softkey used to be, you'll 
find 'Thru Conf', which takes you to a new menu.
This menu has softkeys thru, recrd and exit.
Above the first two are shown the current midi channel for soft-thru 
channelisation (thru), and record mode input channel (recrd).

To select a specific midi channel for either option, hold down the 
softkey, and then press one of the step keys for the required 
channel.

To set thru to the other options of 'any' or 'off', tap the thru 
softkey without pressing a step key.
Each subsequent tap toggles between any/off.

Similarly for the record channel, you can tap the softkey to toggle 
between 'any' and 'trk'.
For the record channel, 'any' behaves as it has done up to now - go 
into record mode, and all incoming notes are re-channelised to the 
midi channel of the track being recorded on.
For a specific midi channel, only that channel will be re-
channelised to the record track.
If the setting is 'trk', the input channel will automatically be 
switched to whatever track you're recording on.

To toggle FTS for thru and recorded notes, use FUNC+softkey.

Then press exit when you're done.

Hopefully this will cover any possible midi setup you might want to 
use P3 with. Let me know what you think...

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com