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2004-07-05 by Colin f
> I want to duplicate a groove that I made with the P3, but logic´s extract > midi groove never worked fine. > > How much ticks are every step delay number? P3 clock is 48ppqn. Delay values are not scaled by tbase, so a delay of 1 = 1 tick @ 48 ticks per quarter note. Cheers, Col
2004-07-05 by Hans Greuber
Hi; I want to duplicate a groove that I made with the P3, but logic´s extract midi groove never worked fine. How much ticks are every step delay number? Thanks again; Hans _________________________________________________________________ La información más fresca desde diferentes
2004-07-04 by Hans Greuber
> > > So you aren´t going to include the way to enter lenght notes pressing > > several times the step button as I told you? > >I'm still not entirely sure exactly how you woudl expect it to work, and >it would need to be a user config option - I don't want to change the >user in
2004-07-04 by Colin f
> I have heard that you finished the P3 project. Not quite finsihed yet, but there is only 3k of space left in the ROM so it will be soon... > So you aren´t going to include the way to enter lenght notes pressing > several times the step button as I told you? I've got a number of
2004-07-04 by Hans Greuber
Hi Colin; I have heard that you finished the P3 project. So you aren´t going to include the way to enter lenght notes pressing several times the step button as I told you? I also heard several months ago about a general shuffle option cloned from the 909 with several modes,Iwould
2004-07-04 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
Gene/Stefan, > yes - he posted on the same list that the filter bank (as opposed to > the lfp,hpf and bpf) was now digital, and that they got far superior > results that way, allowing the sound to be taken in truly unusual ways. I'm glad to hear it, I think there is too much emph
2004-07-04 by Gene Schwartz
yes - he posted on the same list that the filter bank (as opposed to the lfp,hpf and bpf) was now digital, and that they got far superior results that way, allowing the sound to be taken in truly unusual ways. I'd like it if you posted news on this list, if others don't mind. > F
2004-07-04 by Colin f
> nice, but be warned about the cost of the ARM SDK..... There seems to be plenty GNU stuff about. But I've got a tinyARM dev board, which came with an IAR compiler (albeit 32k limited). 256k FLASH, 4 x 10bit ADC, multiple 32 bit timers, it's a fun chip... > These days, I'd rathe
2004-07-04 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Colin, > Moving to a 60MHz ARM CPU enables a lot more functionality > ;-) nice, but be warned about the cost of the ARM SDK..... These days, I'd rather go for a 68000 clone in an FPGA running at 100Mhz... Failing that, a Coldfire.. Paul
2004-07-04 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Hi, > These are details about the Spectralis sequencer. Of course, this synth is > not yet released - projected date is September... Had a play with this at Frankfurt, nice looking box.. They had a monophonic synth engine working in it, sounded quite good, but nothing radical (pu
2004-07-04 by Colin f
> >But also all other synth parameters can be controlled with > this sequencer. > >You can change the waveform of an oscillator for each step > or just the > >detune between two oscilators. Or you can add some FM to one > oscillator just > >for only some dedicated steps. > >The p
2004-07-04 by privat_joy
Hi, i am in touch with the father of spectralis, 'cause i live close by. I will be one of the first owners somewhere in late september. If you are interested, i will post some more infos, when i hold Spectralis in my hands. It changed already a lot, he got an excellent DSP-Progra
2004-07-04 by colinfraser_com
...includes a fix for an obscure bug. Not a necessary upgrade unless you find it... Cheers, Colin f
2004-07-04 by Paul Nagle
On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 23:25:29 -0700, Gene Schwartz wrote: >These are details about the Spectralis sequencer. Of course, this synth is >not yet released - projected date is September... Had my eye on this for a while - must try to get it for review. >32 Sequencer Lines with up to 9
2004-07-04 by Gene Schwartz
As a fan of the step sequencer, and especially loving synths with nice built in sequencers, I feel compelled to post this from the Harmony Central synth list. These are details about the Spectralis sequencer. Of course, this synth is not yet released - projected date is September
2004-07-04 by Pev
On 4 Jul 2004, at 02:13, Gene Schwartz wrote: > wow - I was just considering ordering the original. I think I will > preorder > one of these! Ok, I just smacked the deposit down... Wonder if they'll do an early 'bare' developer version? ~Pev
2004-07-04 by Gene Schwartz
> From: "Paul Maddox \(Mail Lists\)" > Reply-To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com > Date: Sat, 3 Jul 2004 18:38:47 +0100 > To: > Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] chameleon MKII > > Gert, > >> http://www.soundart-hot.com/images/Chameleon%20mkII.jpg >> Would combine great with a
2004-07-03 by Robert van der Kamp
On Saturday 03 July 2004 23:09, Colin f wrote: > Unless there is a bank init tempo set and 'lock btempo' > is on, the tempo knob is always active and it's position > defines the current tempo. If I made FUNC + the tempo > knob do tempo fine tune, I'd then need to implement a > pa
2004-07-03 by Colin f
> so how about Electrix Warp Factory Vocoder.. read it > has great midi implant and is cheap..but never heard > it in buisness. Electrix abandoned all their musical gear manufacturing, so you'd only get one secondhand. Can't comment on the sound either. The MAM VF-11 is excellent
2004-07-03 by peter sedin
so how about Electrix Warp Factory Vocoder.. read it has great midi implant and is cheap..but never heard it in buisness. peace peter __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
2004-07-03 by Colin f
> > The tempo knob works as before. The data knob now acts as > > a tempo 'fine tune' (TR808 style;) when used while > > holding the FUNC key. > > While this no doubt works just fine, wouldn't the Tempo+Func > combo be a more logical combination to do the fine tune > Colin? Unles
2004-07-03 by Robert van der Kamp
On Saturday 03 July 2004 18:20, colinfraser_com wrote: > Folks, > > This update has a significant but not immediately obvious > change to the tempo generation. The timer values for any > given tempo are now calculated on the fly (rather than > using a lookup table), so I've been
2004-07-03 by scd
Yep :-) Op 3-jul-04 om 21:00 heeft peter sedin het volgende geschreven: > --- scd wrote: >> So you are NOT looking for this... >> >> > http://www.synthmusic.info/pic-swiss-oct2002/UniqueMoogVocoder.jpg >> >> :-))) >> >> Boele >> > double wow! > same Boele as in evolver yahoo list
2004-07-03 by darkstr1746@comcast.net
what the hell is a chameleon?? LOL john duval -------------- Original message -------------- Gert, > http://www.soundart-hot.com/images/Chameleon%20mkII.jpg > Would combine great with a P3, now wouldn't it? Yep, most deffinatly, Just PreOrdered mine :-) Paul Yahoo! Groups Sponsor
2004-07-03 by peter sedin
--- scd wrote: > So you are NOT looking for this... > > http://www.synthmusic.info/pic-swiss-oct2002/UniqueMoogVocoder.jpg > > :-))) > > Boele > double wow! same Boele as in evolver yahoo list? peace peter __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo!
2004-07-03 by scd
So you are NOT looking for this... http://www.synthmusic.info/pic-swiss-oct2002/UniqueMoogVocoder.jpg :-))) Boele Op 3-jul-04 om 20:03 heeft Paul Maddox ((Mail Lists)) het volgende geschreven: > Peter, > >> im looking for a good vocoder..that has parameters >> that can be control
2004-07-03 by Gert van Santen
Paul Maddox (Mail Lists) wrote: > Gert, > >> Just saw it will be released *2nd Quarter of 2005!* Sjeez!!! They >> might as well announce the Chameleon Mk III for 3d Quarter 2008 as >> well. These delays between announcement and release are really >> getting utterly ridiculous...
2004-07-03 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Peter, > im looking for a good vocoder..that has parameters > that can be controlled with CC# or CV from a > sequenser, Check out 'infiltrator' on the Chameleon, I've not tried controlling it cia MIDI CC, but it sure sounds good. Paul
2004-07-03 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Gert, > Just saw it will be released *2nd Quarter of 2005!* Sjeez!!! They might as > well announce the Chameleon Mk III for 3d Quarter 2008 as well. These delays > between announcement and release are really getting utterly ridiculous... yep, gives me a chance to save the rest :-
2004-07-03 by peter sedin
im looking for a good vocoder..that has parameters that can be controlled with CC# or CV from a sequenser, peace peter __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
2004-07-03 by Gert van Santen
Paul Maddox (Mail Lists) wrote: > Gert, > >> http://www.soundart-hot.com/images/Chameleon%20mkII.jpg >> Would combine great with a P3, now wouldn't it? > > Yep, most deffinatly, Just PreOrdered mine :-) Just saw it will be released *2nd Quarter of 2005!* Sjeez!!! They might as we
2004-07-03 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Gert, > http://www.soundart-hot.com/images/Chameleon%20mkII.jpg > Would combine great with a P3, now wouldn't it? Yep, most deffinatly, Just PreOrdered mine :-) Paul
2004-07-03 by Gert van Santen
FYI http://www.soundart-hot.com/images/Chameleon%20mkII.jpg Would combine great with a P3, now wouldn't it? Gert www.waveworld.tv
2004-07-03 by colinfraser_com
Folks, This update has a significant but not immediately obvious change to the tempo generation. The timer values for any given tempo are now calculated on the fly (rather than using a lookup table), so I've been able to increase the tempo range to 30BPM to 253BPM in 0.1BPM steps
2004-07-03 by Colin f
> As I always sequence alone,before turning on any rhythm > machine, here is my > problem, I would like to put the same START/STOP mode as the MAQ ; You mean a continue mode ? I guess FUNC+RUN could do that... > Why I prefer this > mode? because > sometimes I want to do counterpo
2004-07-03 by Colin f
> I tried to sync the 909 with the sync 24 ,as I used to to > from the MC-202 to > the 909 but it didn´t work out. > > I think it hasn´t been implemented in the P3 as the manual > doesn´t mention > it. I sync my 303 and 808 to my P3, so it should be working... One way to check a
2004-07-03 by scd
>> 1 mode as now, every time you stop the sequence it re-stars from step >> 1, >> 2 mode it should be ; if you stop the sequence and press start again >> it >> should start from the last step played, Why I prefer this mode? >> because >> sometimes I want to do counterpoints, or j
2004-07-03 by Hans Greuber
Hi; I got another problem; I always played the P3 as a master and the 909 as a slave, but I have realized that If it played low pitch notes ,some drums were triggered. I tried to sync the 909 with the sync 24 ,as I used to to from the MC-202 to the 909 but it didn´t work out. I t
2004-07-03 by Hans Greuber
Hi; Afet having tried the real time recording mode, I have to say it is the best seuqncer I have ever seen,I wanted to to this in cubase/ logic all my life but never couldn´t. I don´t know why but even straight quantized,allways sounded to " human" to me instead of pure robotic o
2004-07-01 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Pev, > Well, I slightly cheated and got a stock red LCD from a C and installed > it! I have the old yellow/green LCD here and will take some pics when > I unearth it from the junk pile. actually, all we'd need is the model partnumber of the display and maybe the controller chip o
2004-07-01 by Paul Maddox (Mail Lists)
Pev, > My, how odd.... I just subbed this afternoon by a wierd coincidence...! hehe, only to see your link and name being bandied around willy nilly eh? Paul
2004-07-01 by blip
On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Pev wrote: > Well, I slightly cheated and got a stock red LCD from a C and installed > it! I have the old yellow/green LCD here and will take some pics when > I unearth it from the junk pile. thanks! > > do you think a PLED module would work in a virus c? > I
2004-07-01 by Colin f
> > do you think a PLED module would work in a virus c? > I suspect it should if the controller is the same and the mounting > holes on the PCB are compatible. A number of modules I've seen are annoyingly very close but not identical. Nothing a needle file can't fix. > I had to d
2004-07-01 by Pev
blip wrote: > hah hah! hi pev! I do believe in synchronicity more by the day...! > i'd be interested in hearing the details of how you swapped that LCD > out... Well, I slightly cheated and got a stock red LCD from a C and installed it! I have the old yellow/green LCD here and wi
2004-07-01 by scd
on 01-07-2004 16:17, blip at bleep@waste.org wrote: > On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Colin f wrote: > >> Don't hold your breath... it may be some time. >> It's not a replacement for P3 - more of a big brother for hardcore sequencer >> junkies with money to burn ;-) > > here's my suggestion
2004-07-01 by blip
On Thu, 1 Jul 2004, Colin f wrote: > Don't hold your breath... it may be some time. > It's not a replacement for P3 - more of a big brother for hardcore sequencer > junkies with money to burn ;-) here's my suggestion for P4.1... a big brother for hardcore sequencer junkies with a
2004-07-01 by blip
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004, no_such_user wrote: > > > Its a Virus B with Red LEDs and RED backlit display. > > that's *excellent!* thanks paul! now i just have to figure out how to > > contact the guy who wrote it... i do like the red on black, but those > > PLEDs are just *too* sexy...
2004-07-01 by Colin f
> > You could use collet knobs, but they cost about £1 each from Rapid - > > which adds up to a lot more than 8p each for the rubber knobs... > > Exactly!! The rubber ones are so cool which is why I got the drill > bits out... a quick ream and they fit really snugly :-) I did tha
2004-07-01 by Colin f
> P4? First ive heard - (?)! Don't hold your breath... it may be some time. It's not a replacement for P3 - more of a big brother for hardcore sequencer junkies with money to burn ;-) Cheers Colin f ________________________________________________ Message sent using UebiMiau 2.7.
2004-07-01 by philsmillie@yahoo.com
> > You could use collet knobs, but they cost about £1 each from Rapid - > which adds up to a lot more than 8p each for the rubber knobs... Exactly!! The rubber ones are so cool which is why I got the drill bits out... a quick ream and they fit really snugly :-) regards, Phil