Analogue-sequencer

> yes.... but.... then I'd have to program the whole thing 
> ahead of time.

Good point...
You'll be please to hear that Cirklon will have a much more extensive step
repeat functionality, including pre-repeats.

> what I like about the repeat-aux on the p3 is that I can stab 
> a pattern in quickly from the keyboard, while the sequencer 
> is running & the tracks is audible (i.e. in front of people 
> or during a recording), then arm the aux, try it in a few 
> different places, switch it on & off a few times... vary the 
> velocity or pitch too.... & anyway, no-one's ever mentioned 
> that the p3 "post-trill" is in any way less effective than 
> the TD version. did you manage to dig out the 
> aforementioned's 1978 opus then?

I'll have a listen to it again tonight.
I've had it on vinyl since I were a lad, but it had never occurred to me
before to wonder whether those repeats were before or after.

BTW because of the new way timebases are calculated, Cirklon will do be able
to do all sorts of negative time stuff, so pre-repeats will be a no-brainer.

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com