Analogue-sequencer

Paul Nagle (07:54 AM 4/16/2008) wrote:
 >--- Mark Pulver <mark@midiwall.com> wrote:
 >> HAHAHH!!!
 >
 >Sorry, that sorta dumb flippant day...

Dude, I've known you long enough that I expected that!


 >> Okay, so... the sequence is running, but the display
 >> is locked to show the stage info, and you can step through the
 >> stages editing as you go.
 >
 >Aha <g>


 >> That better? :)
 >
 >Hehe, still sounds like you're introducing a perverse
 >visual element dude. A few steps more to Cubase and
 >graphics and...aaaargh!

:)!


 >Ignore me though. It's something I've heard requested
 >before. You can, at least, put in notes in step time
 >using the arpeggiator.

Arpeggiator?

 >Or, do like my old Oberheim
 >Minisequencer does and gradually increase the length
 >of each pattern from 1 upwards, tuning each new note
 >as you go. Me, I just don't want to see what notes I'm
 >banging in, it makes me go too conventional

Yeup.. I hear that too, but I work in that I have a sequence in my head, I 
bash it out on a keyboard, and then want to have the sequencer take over. 
Working with the Mobius is similarly frustrating this way.


 > - but
 >maybe Colin will put what you want into P4, who knows?
 >
 >:)

P_4_??? DOOOOOOD! I JUST got my P3 built after having sat in a box for FIVE 
YEARS!

HAHAHHAH!!!!!!!