Analogue-sequencer

OK that was impossible to distinguish who wrote what.

On 6/22/07, Gene Schwartz <implode7@comcast.net> wrote:
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> >
> >> > Is there any way to reverse the order of the tracks? 1 to 8,
> >> > 2 to 7, 3 to 6, etc, in a timely fashion? I'm at work, and
> >> > bad at abstracting this stuff, but I have stuff in all of the
> >> > tracks, so if I wanted to swap a pair or two, that becomes a
> >> > little awkward, I think?
> >
> > �There wasn't under v3, but in v4, you can swap patterns between two
> tracks
> > if you have a spare pattern space somewhere to use as a temporary store.
> > Say you want to swap part 1 track 1 and part 1 track 2, and part 1 track
> 8
> > is empty:
> > Edit part 1 track 1, then save to part 1 track 8 as new.
> > Edit part 1 track 2, then save to part 1 track 1 as new.
> > Edit part 1 track 8, then save to part 1 track 2 as new.
> > Then you can delete part 1 track 8 - or at least you can once I upload
> the
> > next beta.�
> >
> > I decided to take the easy route and delete the whole bank.....
> >
> > I hadn�t used the p3 much in awhile and I wanted to mess with my new
> synth 2
> > (there are some issues with the midi controller implementation, but it�s
> still
> > a nice synth), so it was just testing out stuff, feeling out the p3
> again, etc
> > anyway.
> >
> > From what you say above, and what I know about v4, I guess I could paste
> into
> > some extra space in the tracks, but that seems like more trouble than
> it�s
> > worth for a �just messing around� piece. And it wouldn�t make any sense
> to
> > implement something like that just for people who forget about track
> order
> > processing....things are working so much better now, working back from
> track 8
> > to track 1. And I have that �warm glow� from thinking that I have
> discovered
> > something :)
> >
> >> > btw - I haven't responded to the new memory post you made yet
> >> > since I've always spent all of my money, and don't want to
> >> > commit to this and then not have the money when they are
> >> > available. Do you have a time frame on it? will this be
> >> > installable by someone who is rather incompetent at hardware
> >> > diy stuff?
> >
> > �I'm still plying with the PCB layout to get it as small as possible,
> and
> > potentially one sided - it doesn't suit flow soldering the way it is at
> the
> > moment. So it'll be a week or two at least yet.
> > I'll do a little youtube video of installation, so you can judge for
> > yourself whether it looks hard.�
> >
> > Excellent.
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