Analogue-sequencer

Hi;

No ofense here Tom... but instead of sabotage our likes.. you could better 
take a nice dutch beer...

Best;

Hans



>--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Eric" <lists@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Colin and P3-ers,
> >
> > Thanks for the replies about entering notes of more than one step
>length .
> > I get the impression you agree that music is made with shorter and
>longer notes :-). Now I don't think it is a very individual
>request/need I have so I would like to explain what it is and hope to
>get more votes...
> >
> > --> The idea is to enter notes with a length of more than 1 step by
>activating and holding the 'start step' and then pushing the step
>where it should end, quick and easy.
> >
> >
> > Here are some examples where this would be very handy.
> >
>
>My opinion (I'm not Colin) is that you should look at using/buying a
>different sequencer for that type of functionality.  Just as you
>don't have only 1 synthesizer for making sounds, or 1 effects unit
>for all effects, sometimes it's better to have more than one type of
>sequencer.  It's impossible to get every feature and every variation
>successfully implemented in one hardware box.
>
>Yes, you can jam tons of new functionality into a box, but when does
>the level of complexity (source coding and user interface) become so
>high that it is impossible to use and maintain?
>
>It's better to have a few boxes that do one thing well instead of
>having 1 box that does everything poorly.
>
>Tom
>

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