Analogue-sequencer

> The Serge TKB sequencer
> has a mode with which one can manually play the switches like a
> keyboard.  Anyone with a modular and a bunch of lag generators knows
> how cool that can be.  Does the P3 do this?

It doesn't at the moment.
I'll add it to my list of 'nice things to possibly implement once the
current list is done'.

> I'm just curious why the P3 sends a middle C note on when I press the 
> "tune" key? 

I use mainly analogue synths, with MIDI to CV convertors driving them from
my P3.
A MIDI note of C translates to a whole number voltage on the CV convertor
output.
For some synths, such as my minimoog, the incoming CV can be 'transposed' by
playing on the keyboard.
If you play a sequence, and the last note is not a C, you are left
transposed.
I use the P3 tune feature to send the CV convertor driving my mini a C, then
I can play the mini keyboard without having to manually transpose what I'm
playing.

> Maybe I am a lame builder but I thought the DIY pages could use two 
> updates;

I'll add the suggested tips to the build notes.
I think an older page did mention the RAM initialise, but I think it got
left out after the re-design.

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