Analogue-sequencer

Mark Pulver wrote:

> Paul, dude, this rocks. I think what I find most intriguing about it is to 
> use it to follow your creative process. I trust that this is semi "live", 
> so I REALLY enjoy that you must have your gear configuration _down pat_. 
> Man, I wish I did.

Heyup, as we say round here. Less is more. Confusingly, more is also 
more, but I digress.
It's "live" in the sense that it's done in one pass to stereo; I do, in 
these demos, hack bits out where they've begun to annoy me. Nothing more 
than that though.

> To play a short bit of catch-up, my gear is FINALLY coming out of storage 
> from TWO YEARS ago. EEEK. Now, this means that, yes it's true, I will 
> FINALLY be able to finish building the P3 that I bought in (wait for it) 
> AUGUST 2003.

Good grief man, that must have driven you crazy!

> Anyway... Paul, AWESOME stuff as always. Colin, I can't WAIT to play with 
> the new direction you took the P3.

Cheers. Forgot to say, another cool thing is you can now do "multi-bar 
undo". Before if you recorded into multiple patterns in a playlist it 
was destructive.

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Paul
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