Analogue-sequencer

Gary Chang wrote:

>Of course, I submit this opinion with all due respect - this is
>already a tremendous leap forward.  I am just trying to "nudge" the P3
>into the next universe, where I can use it as a really time keyboard
>alternative....
>  
>
Wouldn't argue with any of your points dude, implementation of something 
simple like a common Exit key and dedicated playlist edit and pattern 
edit keys would be something I'd push for in any future sequencer. 
Similarly, a set of dedicated track/part buttons would be ace as would 
more dedicated buttons for various things or user-programmable 
functionality. As for more remote control, yeah, I think this is 
something Nick Rothwell was pushing for too and only Colin knows how far 
he can take the current OS in that direction. Initially I'd settle for 
remote control of the knobs in any mode and perhaps remote mode 
switching, part switching, remote transmission of scales and so on. 
Personally, I'm more into direct interaction with gear rather than 
remote control via some other kit; the remote side is just another layer 
of complication for my tiny, befuddled brain to cope with.

All good stuff.

Paul

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