Analogue-sequencer

I'm away from p3 and it's been awhile, but I know that you can change the
default resolution/octave range per pattern for the pitch knobs...
like set it to only sweep through a certain number of octaves; 1 or 2 and
it's much easier to hit the note you want with the knobs.
(I'll be honest, lately it's been all monomachine for myself ;)

On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 9:01 AM, Tony Scharf <noisetheorem@gmail.com> wrote:

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>
> I just got a P3 a couple weeks back, and really just started digging into
> it. I love it thing, with the exception of how note entry is handled via
> the pots. Because they are not stepped, it can some times be hard to hit
> the note you want. I know you can real-time record to get around this, and
> thats good for somethings, but my hands are getting a bit arthritic, and
> those 16th notes are starting to become harder to hit..
>
> Anyway, I was wondering if there were a way to single step notes in using a
> keyboard? I particularly like how the Electron MonoMachine handled this
> (you hold a step button, and press a note on the keyboard to set the
> value).
> You also have 'traditional' step time entry where pressing a key records
> the note and advances to the next step.
>
> Does the P3 have anything like this? Will the Cirklon? It would make
> programming things like bass lines and drum patterns a million times
> easier.
>
> Tony
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