2005-02-20 by Julian
Once again im working on syncing up evreything. It looks as if, for a multitude of reasons, i need to use my fostex as a master. START is only sent at the beginning of the track, at all other times CONTINUE is sent when play is hit on the fostex. It seems that the p3 will only te
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2005-02-19 by jitterbugbite2003
great ! really looking forward... jitterbug --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "colinfraser_com" wrote: > > Folks, > > I've had an email from the PCB makers to say the next run of boards > have shipped to me, so with a bit of luck, I should start shipping > PCB/CPU only k
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2005-02-18 by colinfraser_com
Folks, I've had an email from the PCB makers to say the next run of boards have shipped to me, so with a bit of luck, I should start shipping PCB/CPU only kits, and PCB/CPU + Keyswitch kits next week. The cases are still 'work in progress', but should be ready soon. Price for the
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2005-02-18 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
Hi, > > Why are there in almost every design of the P3 four different colours > > of knobs for the pots used. > > I used a more subdued two colour system on mine, although still sticking > to the banks of four on the main pitch/velocity knobs. I went for all red, the knobs are th
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2005-02-18 by jitterbugbite2003
ok, that's what I thought. (To Colin: I was just wondering wether you received my mail, concerning the order/payment for two kits. I don't want to rush you or anything, but I'm just asking because we've experienced some mailserver problems here, and sending mails was troublesome
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2005-02-18 by Colin f
> Just wondering. Why are there in almost every design of the P3 four > different colours of knobs for the pots used. Does that have a special > reason, other than marking four groups of four, instead of a more > obscure row of 16 ? It's just a matter of personal preference. Grou
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2005-02-18 by Oakley Sound
> Why are there in almost every design of the P3 four different colours of knobs for the pots used. I used a more subdued two colour system on mine, although still sticking to the banks of four on the main pitch/velocity knobs. I used white and grey lines on the usual soft feel b
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2005-02-18 by jitterbugbite2003
Hi guys, Just wondering. Why are there in almost every design of the P3 four different colours of knobs for the pots used. Does that have a special reason, other than marking four groups of four, instead of a more obscure row of 16 ? reaaly looking forward to receiving the kit...
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2005-02-15 by bleep
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Colin f wrote: > > probably will never happen... > > There's a high-end mixing desk (can't remember who makes it...) that has a > front panel consisting of a full colour, hi-res TFT display, with holes > through it, and real knobs. > The display changes dynam
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2005-02-15 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
give those buckets of displays and i won't mind one whit about the price tag. I'm pretty much a total visual information type person. So bring on that huge display, i'll pay!! LOL kind regards john duval -------------- Original message -------------- > just wondering: as you can
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2005-02-15 by Colin f
> I was browsing through your pdf-partlist for the P3 components, and > was checking the Rapid Electronics website. I couldn't find one single > component using the codes that I found in your pdf-file. for example > 080-050 gives an error. Have their codes changed, or am I doing
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2005-02-15 by jitterbugbite2003
Hi Colin, I was browsing through your pdf-partlist for the P3 components, and was checking the Rapid Electronics website. I couldn't find one single component using the codes that I found in your pdf-file. for example 080-050 gives an error. Have their codes changed, or am I doin
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2005-02-15 by bleep
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005, Colin f wrote: > I think the LED collar is on the main PCB, with the encoder shaft passing > through it. > I find them a bit lacking in granularity, but the Nord does back them up > with LCD. that's the problem with using LED collars for something like a sequ
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2005-02-15 by Andy Wilson
On 15 Feb 2005 at 16:08, Colin f wrote: > There's a high-end mixing desk (can't remember who makes it...) that has a > front panel consisting of a full colour, hi-res TFT display, with holes > through it, and real knobs. > The display changes dynamically as different functions ar
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2005-02-15 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
Paul, > Does that include the LED collar? I'd happily pay an extra £100 to > have those in the P3. And just think of the cool things you could do > with the LEDs... 8) I doubt it, last time I checked those were around £10 each.. so you'd add £320 to cost of your P3, not mention t
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2005-02-15 by Colin f
> but when we get ultra small plasma display technology... heh > heh... just > think of the knobs in live, just hardware... glowing hardware... :) > > probably will never happen... There's a high-end mixing desk (can't remember who makes it...) that has a front panel consisting o
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2005-02-15 by Paul Nagle
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 10:51:22 -0000, "Colin f" wrote: >I think most people get on fine without such expensive visual comfort. >If/when I do a more expensive big brother to P3 for rich e-muso types, it'll >have buckets of display, and a price tag to match ;-) Indeedy. I've been gig
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2005-02-15 by Enrico Cosimi
>I think the LED collar is on the main PCB, with the encoder shaft passing >through it. no, no: the LED collar is integral part of the Spectrol encoder; b.t.w. the leds are bipolar/bicolor permitting red or green when needed (i.e. on the morph range for parameters) all the best e
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2005-02-15 by Colin f
> So, could i use those nifty encoders with LED collars (you mean the > ones like on the Nord Lead 3...?) on the P3 ? I just wonder. I really > wouldn't mind paying what they cost. > > Colin, would the software of the P3 have to be adapted for that or not > at all ? Both the soft
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2005-02-15 by Paul Nagle
On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 10:33:27 -0000, "Colin f" wrote: >I tried flicking the encoders round at high speed, and got random changes in >value - including sudden changes in the opposite direction. >Ouch. I even used to get this happen with my Waldorf encoders... 8( >If there's space i
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2005-02-15 by jitterbugbite2003
So, could i use those nifty encoders with LED collars (you mean the ones like on the Nord Lead 3...?) on the P3 ? I just wonder. I really wouldn't mind paying what they cost. Colin, would the software of the P3 have to be adapted for that or not at all ? --- In analogue-sequencer
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2005-02-15 by Colin f
> just wondering: as you can never have too much control, and visual > reference over what you're doing, would it be possible to attach a > bigger display ? so every pot would have it's own space in the lcd. > but off course the OS would have to be changed for that, so... > > or
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2005-02-15 by Colin f
> >The Nord Modular G2 uses good quality Spectrol encoders - > the ones that cost > >3 quid each... > > Does that include the LED collar? I'd happily pay an extra £100 to > have those in the P3. And just think of the cool things you could do > with the LEDs... 8) I think the LED
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2005-02-15 by Colin f
> the reasons you give for preferring pots all seem to make sense. Coincidentally, I was visitng a local music shop yesterday, and they had a Korg microControl in. The encoders on that have no acceleration - 4 turns needed to get from 0 to 127. I tried flicking the encoders round
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2005-02-15 by jitterbugbite2003
Hi guys, just wondering: as you can never have too much control, and visual reference over what you're doing, would it be possible to attach a bigger display ? so every pot would have it's own space in the lcd. but off course the OS would have to be changed for that, so... or is
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2005-02-15 by jitterbugbite2003
Ok, Colin, the reasons you give for preferring pots all seem to make sense. Indeed, most encoders are cheap sh*t, like the encoders on my yamaha A4000 sampler. They have rendered the control panel almost useless. contact spray doesn't help, so i'll probably solder some new ones W
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2005-02-14 by verbos2002
--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@S... wrote: > Gert, > > > What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the pre-built units > > that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GBP. > > bucks normally means USDollars... at least in al
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2005-02-14 by Colin f
> I was reading about the P3 and was wondering why pots were chosen to > control the P3 (those are pots, right ?). When loading a pattern, > wouldn't it be easier that the result of turning a knob just gave a > INC/DEC (endless rotary encoders), instead of an absolute value ? > >
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2005-02-14 by jitterbugbite2003
hi guys, I was reading about the P3 and was wondering why pots were chosen to control the P3 (those are pots, right ?). When loading a pattern, wouldn't it be easier that the result of turning a knob just gave a INC/DEC (endless rotary encoders), instead of an absolute value ? ..
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2005-02-14 by srmaietta
Sounds good to me Colin. . . carry on ~Steve > That's not something I have plans or time to do. > I'd recommend the Oakley midi/poly DAC if you want to do a custom job. > > Personally, I like to keep the CV generation separate from the sequencer. I > have fairly limited studio sp
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2005-02-13 by Colin f
> so Colin, we all see the extra space you left in the P3's enclosure. > We figured it out, the cat is out of the bag. So tell us, when is > the P3 midi/CV board coming?? There's enough space for 3 or 4 voices > worth of jacks out back : ) That's not something I have plans or tim
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2005-02-13 by Paul Maddox (Mail LIsts)
Steve, > I had an idea of integrating an Oakley/Maddox Poly-DAC PCB and parts > into mine, but they're out of production it seems.. . . Well, not out of production, just sold out, waiting until we get 5 pre-orders before doing another run (I'm not made of money). Its a nice idea,
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2005-02-13 by srmaietta
The reason I mention this is because I was surfing about recently and came upon a page for Tidal electronics (which I thought was totally defunct) and I remember "Theo" and "Tidal" and his yellow "Step-One" sequencer. Anyone else remember this thing? It was similar to the P3 (mid
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2005-02-13 by srmaietta
so Colin, we all see the extra space you left in the P3's enclosure. We figured it out, the cat is out of the bag. So tell us, when is the P3 midi/CV board coming?? There's enough space for 3 or 4 voices worth of jacks out back : ) I had an idea of integrating an Oakley/Maddox Po
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2005-02-12 by colinfraser_com
> i'm listening to some old junk i did with an er-1 that relies heavily on > its accent track, and i really like the groove and how easy it was to get. > > basically, you mark certain steps which will be accented and twiddle a > knob to control the depth of that accent. all the w
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2005-02-10 by Modular Fan
hello, Thanks for the clarification. Just a note to everyone that I am a member of this list and will be active with support once P3s arrive on US shores. There isn't much for me to comment on now, Colin does a pretty good job handling that ;) I am really looking forward to the P
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2005-02-10 by Gert van Santen
Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net wrote: > Gert, > >> What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the >> pre-built units that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 >> GBP. > > bucks normally means USDollars... at least in all the films I ever > watched :-) so 9
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2005-02-10 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
Gert, > What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the pre-built units > that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GBP. bucks normally means USDollars... at least in all the films I ever watched :-) so 950 is about right, given the current exchange value. P
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2005-02-10 by Gert van Santen
Colin f wrote: > It's those weak American bucks. > The pre-builts will be 450 gbp, which at current rates is about $850 > Shawn is covering the cost of shipping and import duty to the US, > hence he arrived at the final US price of $950. > That works out only slightly more expens
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2005-02-10 by Gert van Santen
jitterbugbite2003 wrote: > Hey guys, > > i'm new here. I'm interested in the P3, but don't own one (yet). I was > looking for info on the website of the P3, but couldn't find anything > about ordering the PCB's or other parts. Can someone point me in that > direction ? > > i also
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2005-02-10 by Colin f
> > i also heard about analogue haven delivering a pre-built P3 > for about > > 950 bucks. How does that compare (price) to a self-built P3 ? > > What kind of "bucks"? Euros? That's not correct. I think the > pre-built units > that Colin is working on now, should be around 400 GB
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2005-02-10 by jitterbugbite2003
Hey guys, i'm new here. I'm interested in the P3, but don't own one (yet). I was looking for info on the website of the P3, but couldn't find anything about ordering the PCB's or other parts. Can someone point me in that direction ? i also heard about analogue haven delivering a
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2005-02-08 by bleep
hi all... i'm listening to some old junk i did with an er-1 that relies heavily on its accent track, and i really like the groove and how easy it was to get. basically, you mark certain steps which will be accented and twiddle a knob to control the depth of that accent. all the w
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2005-02-05 by analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the analogue-sequencer group. File : /P3UserGuide.pdf Uploaded by : arglebargleuk Description : P3 User Guide version 0.9c You can access this file at the URL: http://gr
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2005-02-04 by colinfraser_com
Folks, There was a slight problem with the knob assignment for the new events in the last build, fixed in the current one - v3.987, in files now. I've hit a bit of a problem with aux events. 128 used to seem like such a large number, but there are now only 6 slots left... I might
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2005-02-03 by srmaietta
excellent, thanks for the update! ~Steve --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" wrote: > > > any updates on the P3 pcb's and enclosure kit dates/details? > > It's all on order, I'm just waiting on my suppliers... > PCBs are expected the week after next, cases the we
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2005-02-03 by Colin f
> any updates on the P3 pcb's and enclosure kit dates/details? It's all on order, I'm just waiting on my suppliers... PCBs are expected the week after next, cases the week after that. I'll keep you posted. Cheers, Colin f
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2005-02-03 by srmaietta
Hello Colin and list. . . any updates on the P3 pcb's and enclosure kit dates/details? thanks, ~Steve
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2005-02-03 by bleep
On Wed, 2 Feb 2005, Colin f wrote: > The part on the crystalfontz site is exactly the same module I use. > I think the 1602A part number is crystalfontz own order code. > As far as the makers (Delta Optronics) are concerned, it's a PDC1602M that is correct. this is the module in
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2005-02-03 by Mark Pulver
Colin f (04:31 PM 2/2/2005) wrote: > > Oh believe me, I saw that that... I have an SDD3300 as well. :) > > > > Ummm, since I'm ordering one, then maybe I should order two? > > Is that a PDC1602M as well? I'm too lazy to open mine up. :) > >The SDD display is a 20x2 - called a PDC
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