Analogue-sequencer

So you do drum programming on the P3 Paul? Just using one track or using
several? In my pieces I only use 6 melody parts (Akai vx600 having only six
voices...) and one for extra modulation so I have one free to play with...

BTW I followed your advice and picked up a korg electribe ER1 which I
mistakenly
had filed under the "stupid DJ toy" catagory. How wrong I was - its a little
beastie!! I like its rather plastic "Berlin" sound a lot  - I so much prefer
it to the Machinedrum

However, being a gear junky with an eye for a bargain that didn't stop me
picking up a used Vermona DRM1 this week - the best drumsynth I've ever
heard and fantastic controlled from the Electribe.

But drum programming on the P3 seems a bit ungainly unless
there is way to isolate only the 8 midi notes I need - but then how to have
a snare and bass drum on the same beat - auxes? - could there be a slick way
to use
the P3 for drums that I'm missing?

Richard

----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Nagle" <softroom@btinternet.com>
To: <analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 1:37 PM
Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] New beta...


> colinfraser_com wrote:
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> >Last change in this build is the addition of a live/ready recrd
> >option to pattern edit record mode. It defaults to live, so will
> >behave as now if you don't press the key. But if you want
> >to 'rehearse' what you're about to record in pattern edit, you can
> >do that now.
> >
> >
> Awesome - thanks dude. Will make my drum pattern programming so much
easier!
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> Paul
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