Analogue-sequencer

Doesn't the "Main" Gate have to be activated  on that step in order
for the Aux's "gate" to work.  In other words, if your gate is set
on 1, 5, 9, 13 for 4 x4 BD then steps 2,3,4,6,7,8,10,11,12,14,15,16
won't make any notes in Aux1,2,3,4.  Unless Colin's changed that behavior
from earlier OS's.... That's one of the reasons, I don't use the P3 for 
much
drum programming, though I would love to.  Or when I do, it's a 1 Drum
Sound per Track kind of thing like Paul's doing...
I would love to know that I'm wrong and this behavior has changed... :)
but it sounds like it's going into Cirklon instead (time to start saving!)


Dave


duncan wrote:
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> >>This is one I'm sure you'll have come across too, but as I've
> recently acquired a Drumstation, I've been doing quite a lot of
> x0x-type programming of percussion patterns.<<
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> you could, later, consolidate the multiple track data onto one or two
> tracks set up to record polyphonic data, if track-use became an issue.
> this assumes that you don't want to do too much more editing, of
> course... but you could still fool around with switching auxes on &
> off on individual steps to modify the drum parts while they are
> playing. also, assuming you follow the "drummers have four limbs" rule
> of programming (like I do!), you will have an aux left over for
> masking events.....
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> never one to gloat or anything, but I use my octopus to write the drum
> parts in grid fashion, then record them into the p3. :-)
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> duncan.
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