Analogue-sequencer

ferrograph632 wrote:

>as seasoned users will know, choosing a user-scale for FTS'ing a part 
>usually precludes the choice of a root note for same, whereas using one 
>of the preset scales allows free choice.
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Interesting - I always keep scale U09 (all notes in my P3) so that I can 
have (effectively) no scale but a visible root (to remind me of the key 
to play in).

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>just now I discovered that if you nominate a root note while the part 
>is using a preset scale, then switch to your user-scale, the root note 
>is retained & displayed. 
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Aha, cool - good tip! Sweet.

>I have demonstrated to myself that the P3 behaves correspondingly; the 
>same patterns playing in two different parts with the same user-scale 
>but with different root notes, selected in this manner, come out 
>different.
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I guess it should, depending on the user scale of course. Good one dude.

Paul

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