Analogue-sequencer

To me is the only feature to  have the ultimate minimal machine and  say bye to computers forever.


If there only a remaining code , If Colin agree it coul be a last update for us,lovers of that feature sacrifing all upcoming ones leaving
other people right to choose delay etc.


I could  firm rigt now, I don´t need any other feature that chord mode. We five could even pay Colin for his effort to achieve that,agree?

It just come to my mind early house and G force,Robert Hood records and I´ll it again with just a P3!

Hans
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> To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> From: dave@RenegadeRhythms.com
> Date: Tue, 6 May 2008 13:37:20 -0700
> Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] Chords on P3
> 
> 
> Hi Zed,
> Comments inline:
> 
> Zed Velkovich wrote:
> 
>>>3P is already polyphonic sequencer,
> I'm not sure if you are aware or not, but the P3 didn't start as a
> Polyphonic Step Sequencer. It started as
> a Monophonic Step Sequencer. Polyphony was added later. I remember when
> it was added and I remember
> my exitement when hearing about it. I myself, several years ago
> requested for
> an improvement in utilizing the Chords with the P3 similar to what you
> have requested and it was shot down
> then due to code space. I'm sure there is even less code space now then
> 2 years ago.
> 
>>>why do I need to spend memory and tiiiimmmeee for 3 auxes, to get one
> chord (how for 5-7 note chord)?
> Because that is how the P3 stores it's information. As indicated above,
> the P3 was originally designed for Monophonic
> use and then it was determined that if one used the Aux parts to hold
> other Notes that one could create Chords and
> hence P3 Polyphony was created. The other reason is because with the
> limited code space, that is how it is. He would
> have to restructure they way the P3 stores its information and uses it.
> Sometimes things are very easy to say in words
> but when it gets to actual coding around the current design, they can be
> very difficult.
> If you want chords/polyphony on a track with the P3,
> then these are steps to achieve it. If you don't want to spend the
> memory or tiiiimmmmmeeeee then
> you can stick to monophonic sequences? For a 6-8 note chord, you need
> to redirect your Auxes from another Track
> to the Track that you want the additional Polyphony from for notes 6, 7,
> & 8 ( I believe Aux A will be Redirect
> to Track and then Aux B, C, D are for your chords.). 1 -5 can be done
> on the original track.
> 
>>>I would rather use auxes for midi delays, echoes, than just for chord.
> I as well. Thank goodness that Colin added the ability to redirect Aux
> to other Tracks. So for example,
> you can use Track 1 to create a 5 note chord, Track 2 to create add 3
> more notes to Tracks1's Chord, and Track 3 to have
> it's Aux' redirected to Track 1 to do their funky goodness. I think
> now you can start to understand why I have
> 2 P3's (as soon as I build my 2nd one). There's more then I want to do
> than is available on a track. So you
> double up or tripple up your Aux's and just Sequence less Synths from
> each P3. So instead of sequencing 8 synths
> from my P3, I'll be Sequencing 4 synths from each P3. Would I like to
> do all of this on 1 P3, yep! But I don't think
> CPU and ROM upgrades is something he's going to do.
> 
>>>It was the same with drone in the begining, p3 didnt have 13 lenght
> nither.
> Same with Polyphony. And to be honest, i'm fairly confident the code to
> add length of 13/drone is MUCH smaller then adding the Chord inputting
> method that you detailed. Somewhere, the P3 will have to store the type
> of chords you want. That will eat away RAM and/or ROM depending on
> how it's implemented.
> 
>>>Melodic part of all my music that I do, is from chords and drones and
> I love using P3, just piss me off big time, to set chords from auxes all
> the time.
>>>My old QY70 trigers some fat chords and riffs so good that I had to
> take it back from my little brother that I gave for present lont time ago.
>>>I also use sx chorader for chords because setting an auxes for chords
> is just nightmare.
> 
> Whew.. at least you have some work arounds. The rest of us just sit
> down at our P3 and program them in or input them with a keyboard,
> as I described them in the earlier keyboard..
> I also think you can do something similiar with the MC-909 if you are
> looking for another method as well.
> 
>>>P3 needs chords step pattern and chords scale menu because it can do
> it easily.
> I'm guessing this statement is incorrect. If there isn't enough code
> space to put this, it is very difficult to add it. Try adding
> water to a full glass and see what happens. Something has to come
> out. I'm guessing that what you want will be delayed
> to the P4.
> 
> I would love it on the P3 as well, but I'm just trying to be realistic
> as to what will most likely come out. Definitely count me as
> a Plus 5 (for the 5 that we've got here between the heads) for this
> feature, but it doesn't look like it going to be something that could
> be implmented until the P4.
> 
> Cheers,
> Dave
> 
> 
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