Analogue-sequencer

thanks Colin

I had read the pdf but clearly failed to understand it, duh. The new
grouping implementation makes a lot of sense. thanks

I think with P3 tools I still can't just save a bank to my PC - there isn't
a file format for that - or am I wrong about that too - hope so.

did you say an aux tutorial was in gestation? I'd love to see it. The only
thing I really don't get is the accumulators and what I can do with them -
its sorta an alien concept at the moment - the manual and user guide are not
exactly sliding me in.

cheers

Richard


----- Original Message -----
From: "Colin f" <colin@colinfraser.com>
To: <analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2005 11:32 AM
Subject: RE: [analogue-sequencer] New beta in files


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> > On my machine the latest beta v3.1.006 beta 34 does not list all aux
> > destinations properly - it just lists a few of them. I used
> > midiOX to load
> > it which seemed fine - I wonder if anyone else has this issue?
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> Aux events are now 'grouped'.
> You use the FUNC key to toggle between Group select and Event select.
> If you look at the pdf file 'P3 aux events v.3.1.006b31.pdf' in Yahoo
files,
> you'll see how the groups and events are divided up.
> Grouping them means each event is spread over a wider range of the DATA
> knob, so they are easier to find and select than when there were 128
> possible events in a single turn.
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> > 3. For me the great limitation is that I can't backup a
> > single bank to a PC
> > which makes track backing up really messy and makes me
> > nervous about losing
> > my masterpieces - a flash card on which you could back up or
> > load single
> > banks would be killer, basically I'd like 100 banks on my P3
> > - of course
> > naming them would be a problem
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> You should try out Dave Jones' P3 Tools utility.
> You can request inidividual patterns, parts, whole tracks or banks, name
> them, copy and paste them around the memory, and re-transmit them however
> you like. It works really well.
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> > 2. Some kind of quick solo mode when in pattern edit would be
> > cool (like
> > holding down run, or pressing run a second time?)
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> Extra presses of RUN are already used for the re-sync functions.
> I could put in an 'edit solo' flag quite easily, finding a sensible UI
> combination to activate it is the hard part...
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> > 3. In play mode if I select a group of parts play the P3
> > automatically copes
> > the mute status of the first track over to the others can I
> > stop it doing
> > this? This normally what I want but not always
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> There's a 'user conf' option for this called 'hold chain mute'.
> Turn it off, and parts will recall and store their own mute settings in a
> chain.
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> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
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