Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle <softroom@b...> 
wrote:
>
> Well, I have two P3s <g>
> But I tend to use two tracks of P3(2) for percussion, usually playing
> two different kits on my Proteus 2000. As I have three electribes
> running as well (!), I tend to add a few simple drums only and use
> playlists to run patterns with slight variations in sequence. I
> program the knobs so that turning them makes the pattern more complex,
> 'reveals' additional percussion fills or adds note repeats - the
> repeat with pitch transposition is a brilliant feature for drums.
> 


Maybe Colin can be persuaded to build a drum sequencer unit, something 
that looks slightly reminiscent of the old EKO ComputeRhythm that had 6 
rows of 16 flashing lite-up buttons, but have 8 rows instead of 6, 
although the idea was done by Simmons for the SDS6, often wonder why no-
one has ever went back to making a matrix-sequencer ?

Ah well you can't have everything can you :(

A1k