Analogue-sequencer

On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Paul Nagle wrote:

> Please note that this MP3 features just two monophonic FOUR STEP
> sequences. Add a bit of delay, some P3 Aux magic and you just try to
> guess how it was done... 8-)

um, no. :) but it certainly is pretty. it's wonderful to hear something
like that... to hear it evolve and progress while keeping everything
melodically and harmonically related... that's the beauty of the P3, it
allows for *musical* improvisation with a sequencer... how lovely.

here's a question... is there any way of treating rhythms the way note
data is treated? i looked through the aux events list that colin posted,
and there's all kinds of stuff about changing the note and controller
values, but what about things like rhythm and pattern direction? it could
be something simple like changing the direction of a single pattern at a
particular step... or shifting by X number of steps upon getting to a
specific step... you could even have a shift accumulator like the Xpose
accumulators. shifts could be applied to rhythms, note data, controller
data, or whatever...

i don't have a p3 yet, so there may already be ways to do this kind of
thing that i don't know about... are there?

- fred.


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bleep.
out.

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