Analogue-sequencer

P4 .Bin the front panel and start again :)  , P3 ?  Amazing Great features and potential  , a magic creative machine BUT.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' The '  control surface i rate alongside the Dx7  ..Your p3 is quite ' left'  and needs more ' right ' .
   
  http://www.funderstanding.com/right_left_brain.cfm
   
  most coders and circuit builders are heavy on the left , like quantum fizzisists and algebra crossword makers  .at least 75 % of artists are more ' right '.You can be both  .....
   
  The left brainers no doubt love the cryptic code and multi menu browsing ' i dont but love its features and abilities , i can 'get by ' with its control surface and ' ways and means ' p3 =  universal brain in a matchbox .I just wish it had a right brain interface.
   
  P3 is a left brain technological work of art without a doubt and amazing.
   
  Having said all this i cant help but feel that maybe thats its niche ? deep , confusing to some and complex , no great realtime control and more a brainbox sequencer ( i like this quality about it but it can kill my creative flow ' i would like to be able to lose ALL multi menus , have more realtime control and more one button per function selection.
   
  
Richard <richardscott@btconnect.com> wrote:
          "It would be a simpler project to develop a CPU board transplant for P3 users who are essentially satisfied with what they've got, but would like more storage, independent MIDI outs etc.,"

yes! especially if that can be combined with some kind of memory card option - though I'm not sure how that could work. data memory is the only thing which limits the P3 for me. I basically never want to need to attach it to a computer - I'd like a chunk of RAM or a removable card, or both

Richard 

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