Analogue-sequencer

> This sounds like a very important addition, because it would 
> allow one to insert the P3 anywhere in a MIDI network, 
> without disturning the standard functionality.

well...not that important in practice. it's more of a studio-thingy; 
due to the 'live'-nature of the P3 it pretty much acts as the main 
sequencer around here. it's when i'm trying to build an actual track, 
complete with build-up an'all (something i haven't been doing a lot 
of since my P3 arrived) that i have my pc as a main sequencer, 
firstly just recording a lot of midi off the P3, and then cutting & 
pasting & arranging to make an actual track. it's then occassionaly 
handy to have the few kind-of finished tracks playing from pc, 
running through the P3 so i can try out different bits & tracks and 
record them to the arrangement in the pc if i like them. but as i 
said, the P3 is mostly the midi-boss around here.