Analogue-sequencer

> I don't know if it's a bug with the latest beta,
> but as soon as i turn on my p3,
> it doesn't slave to midi clock,

It's not a bug, it's an undocumented feature ;-)
Fixed in a new beta I just posted.
http://www.sequentix.com/v4beta.htm

The new beta also changes the behaviour around ghosting of patterns a bit.

In v4 you can save patterns to other part and/or track locations as 'new' or
'ghost' patterns.
A new pattern is just that - a unique new pattern in the save location.

With a ghost pattern, a single instance of a pattern is used in two or more
locations.
Ghosting allows you to edit a pattern once, and have it change in all the
places that pattern is used, plus it saves on pattern storage.
It also allows you to very quickly layer the same pattern across multiple
instruments for complex composite sounds - an unexpected bonus I've been
having great fun with.

The changed behaviour in beta 6 relates to what happens when you over-write
a real pattern that has been ghosted.

Say you create a pattern on part 1/track 1, then ghost it to a few other
locations.
If you then edit another real pattern, and save it to part 1/track 1 as a
ghost, the previous behaviour was to have any ghosts of the pattern being
over-written re-directed to the new pattern being saved to part 1/track 1.

I decided that probably wasn't desirable - it made it too easy to
unexpectedly change a number of parts when you only intended to change one
pattern.

So the new behaviour is that if you over-write a pattern that has been
ghosted elsewhere with a ghost of another pattern, the first ghost of the
pattern being over-written becomes 'real', and any other ghosts point to the
new real pattern.

If you've been using ghosting of patterns, and that doesn't make sense to
you, let me know.

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com