Analogue-sequencer

Or it's playing more than 1 bar in a row, and the bar you are editing only
loops around every so often?

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 10:27 AM, Softroom <softroom@btinternet.com> wrote:

>   sean_zoega wrote:
> > I've just started to try and learn the operation of the p3.
> > Unfortunately I have got stuck pretty early on. When I create a simple
> > pattern the gate lengths seem to be random i.e. they change from one
> > repeat of the pattern to the next. I've been through the manual but so
> > far...no luck. Can a P3 guru help out?
>
> Could you tell me if you have used any aux events? Or if there are ties
> active on some steps? Is this a standard 16 step pattern straight from
> an initialised bank? And have you tried this with a number of different
> synth patches?
> Usually, anything that changes from one repeat of the pattern to the
> next tends to do so because it uses aux events (that's one reason
> they're so cool); check out the values of auxes A-D, what they are set
> to, if the aux steps are active. If not, time for some head scratching
> or for Colin to throw a synaptic spark or two.
>
> G'luck :)
>
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