Analogue-sequencer

That is exactly it Paul... I miss that tight of my 1040STfm running Hybrid Arts Edit track - didn't realize how good I had it until I bought a PC... and then a Mac (better but not 1040)

I'm looking forward to this sequencer, but I'm also one of those that found the P3 a tad difficult to deal with and look forward to a better interface.  I've got time to practice now, was working full time and doing a degree with a young family when I bought the P3.  That said a few youtube helps vids are always appreciated :)

fingers are currently at the ready.

Steve

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Softroom <softroom@...> wrote:
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> Miguel Mendoza wrote:
> > Hello, talking about the design, I'm missing something from the P3. The Circlon looks more like a serial made device, I mean, something from Korg could have that look. I really like more the laboratory look of my P3. Something like an analog sequencer makes more sense to me in that way. Perhaps this is only a prototype and not the final look.
> 
> You could put it another way. Cirklon looks more like a professional 
> product, not so arcane or, yeah, like something from a lab. The P3 is 
> amazing but was frequently accused of being hard to fathom (maybe folks 
> don't have time to practise so much anymore).
> Don't forget Colin needs to sell a fair few of these babies to earn his 
> living - so the more professional it looks, the better for all of us. 
> And up close, it looks great.
> 
> Korg do pretty well selling lots of instruments so let's hope a smaller 
> company with an innovative product can find a place in the market too.
> Last thought: Logic users sick of its primitive MIDI editors (e.g. me) 
> should be darn interested in Cirklon as should anyone still pining for 
> the tightness of the Atari ST or the freaky power of fun sequencers like 
> Dr T's KCS.  Let's be optimistic gang!!
> 
> :)
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