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2004-02-11 by Paul Nagle
On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 11:27:20 +0000, "Colin f" wrote: >This would behave pretty much like an arpeggiator, with the bonus that when >you have an arpeggio you like playing, you just de-activate record mode, and >it remains in the pattern, exactly as it was playing. Different directi
2004-02-11 by Colin f
> Colin, we talked about this before, but since you've update the OS a 1000 > times since... :-) Is there a way to use the P3 as an arpeggiator or will > that feature be implemented somehow in the last few free bits? It's something I've discussed with a couple of people, without
2004-02-11 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
> A completely independent, real-time arpeggiator would probably be too > complex to fit in the remaining space. on a nother line, take a look at this one ;- http://www.meadowfield.freeuk.com/synth/arp.html It might suit your needs. Paul
2004-02-11 by bgerkes@synthmusic.info
on 10-02-2004 22:06, colinfraser_com at colin@colinfraser.com wrote: Colin, we talked about this before, but since you've update the OS a 1000 times since... :-) Is there a way to use the P3 as an arpeggiator or will that feature be implemented somehow in the last few free bits?
2004-02-10 by colinfraser_com
> Last 3 weeks I couldn't check my mail and I missed last 75 messages. > Is there anything important that I missed or should know, maybe the > new order, or R3? I'm running v3.85 now. I don't think you've missed too much... R3 is still being delayed by continuing work on P3, but
2004-02-10 by roelp23
Hi, Last 3 weeks I couldn't check my mail and I missed last 75 messages. Is there anything important that I missed or should know, maybe the new order, or R3? I'm running v3.85 now. Cheers, Roel
2004-02-09 by Paul Nagle
Just a quick note to say a demo of the Aux events mode is in the usual place - P3_Stoned27. It uses a single track to create pads on a Novation Nova with an incrementing note as part of the chord. The chord is slightly supplemented by a Roland V-Synth taking all its notes from th
2004-02-08 by colinfraser_com
Folks, Firmware v3.88 beta (in Yahoo files now) adds 4 aux events for sending additional note messages. This makes P3 up to 5 note polyphonic per pattern, 40 notes in total. There are 4 note events: - aux note abs - aux note rel - aux note abs Xd - aux note rel Xd The 'abs' event
2004-02-07 by Sayer
--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle wrote: > Hehe, would be nice. Perhaps I'll do a video or a webcamcast or > something.... 8) Hey.... That would be really cool! A demo video is a great idea!!! Sayer
2004-02-07 by Paul Nagle
On Sat, 07 Feb 2004 06:40:46 -0000, "Sayer" wrote: >I wonder if Paul wants to come to Washington DC and have a free >place to stay (including meals of course) while he takes me through >my new P3???? Airline tickets are very cheap these days! LOL! Hehe, would be nice. Perhaps I'l
2004-02-07 by Sayer
--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" wrote: > > And what a prize! > > Paul blew me away with it when he took me through it all last weekend. I wonder if Paul wants to come to Washington DC and have a free place to stay (including meals of course) while he takes me
2004-02-06 by Colin f
> Dear Colin, Midi-ox is completely new to me, I just tried > flashing with > onlyone midi lead connected, I was assuming some sort of > handshaking was > required. > > I got no bad data at all! the display was flashing between > something I > couldn'tmake out and PGM OK @ nnnn >
2004-02-06 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: > Keith I had a thought which I hope doesn't mean you've wasted your time > messing about with the opto-isolator, but you don't have the P3 wired up > to your PC, and MidiOx set up so that P3's response to the firmware > sysex block is being fed back through to it's
2004-02-06 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: Picture of the solder bridge here: http://home.freeuk.net/bandpass/sb1.jpg Keith http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass
2004-02-06 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: Colin, I have just been inspecting the main P3 board and I have found a very small spurof track on the solder side connecting Pin 28 of U2 to the track immediately below it,ie the track from pin 2 of U2 to pin 3 of U1. It looks like a production fault as it hasbeen s
2004-02-06 by Colin f
> I am going to do a check on the connecting ribbon and the midi leads. Keith I had a thought which I hope doesn't mean you've wasted your time messing about with the opto-isolator, but you don't have the P3 wired up to your PC, and MidiOx set up so that P3's response to the firm
2004-02-06 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: > So you are getting some successful blocks, but a lot of BAD DATA still ? > Where did you leave the opto circuit, mod wise ? The "Bad Data!" flashes constantly alternating it appears with "send more data"At the moment R3 = 10K and R2 = 680R Start up shows v3.87 I am
2004-02-06 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: Tried all the mods Colin but with no joy, I am wondering if I have a bad ribbon cable or a bad 6N139. Seem to have upgraded to v3.87 though Continuing to check my soldering too. Cheers Keith http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass
2004-02-06 by Colin f
> Tried all the mods Colin but with no joy, > I am wondering if I have a bad ribbon cable or a bad > 6N139. > > Seem to have upgraded to v3.87 though So you are getting some successful blocks, but a lot of BAD DATA still ? Where did you leave the opto circuit, mod wise ? Colin f
2004-02-05 by gorfwk
YAY! Will try out the mods tomorrow Colin and I will let you know how I get on cheers Keith
2004-02-05 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
Colin, > It's been there for ages. You guys are sleeping again ;-) nah, just completely bogged down at the moment. > My master keyboard is strictly notes only, so I need to hook up cc > sending from MidiOx to test this sort of thing. > That's my excuse anyway... hehe, it would be
2004-02-04 by ch.³l
> Yep. It's a bug. > They'll only pass through if they're on channel 1. oh good. i didn't think both my drehbank & my microKontrol would be broken.. > It's been there for ages. You guys are sleeping again ;-) > My master keyboard is strictly notes only, so I need to hook up cc my
2004-02-04 by colinfraser_com
> So, if you find you get BAD DATA warnings while flashing, first try > removing R3. If that doesn't work, try replacing R3 with 10k. ...godamit Yahoo, I wasn't finished... If messing with R3 still doesn't get you going, try a lower value of R2 - e.g. 680R. I'll continue to poke
2004-02-04 by colinfraser_com
Folks, I've been having a look at the occasional problems of non- functioning 6N139 opto-isolators, and come to the conclusion that the resistor values specified up until now are not suitable in 100% of cases. I know Andy had a problem with one, I suspect Keith's upgrade problems
2004-02-04 by colinfraser_com
> i'm playing around with a new setup with an additional > midicontroller Thank goodness someone is... > and i'm noticing that, with midi-thru set to 'any', > although the P3 passes through the midi note-on/off messages, it > isn't passing through any controllers.. Yep. It's a bu
2004-02-04 by ch.³l
hi Colin, i'm playing around with a new setup with an additional midicontroller, and i'm noticing that, with midi-thru set to 'any', although the P3 passes through the midi note-on/off messages, it isn't passing through any controllers.. i'm not sure if it was like this before th
2004-02-04 by Andy Wilson
On 4 Feb 2004 at 16:06, keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk wrote: > In-Reply-To: > Cheers Colin you are a star! Does that mean you found the problem then keith What was it? Andy --- Andy Wilson http://www.techman.synth.net andy@techman.synth.net
2004-02-04 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
In-Reply-To: Cheers Colin you are a star! Keith http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass
2004-02-04 by keithw@cix.compulink.co.uk
I seem to have upgraded ok to v3.86 ok using MIDI-OX, but while sending the file the P3 display rapidly flashed alternatively: BAD DATA! SEND MORE DATA (or something) I panicked at first but all seems ok, is this behaviour during an upgrade normal? cheers.. Keith http://home.free
2004-02-04 by colinfraser_com
> I seem to have upgraded ok to v3.86 ok using MIDI-OX, > but while sending the file the P3 display rapidly flashed > alternatively: > > BAD DATA! > SEND MORE DATA (or something) > > I panicked at first but all seems ok, > is this behaviour during an upgrade normal? The "BAD DATA
2004-02-03 by Mark Pulver
colinfraser_com (05:31 am 2/1/2004) wrote: >'xed-RndmzNote.mp3' uses one aux to randomize one of the notes in a >4 step pattern, and another to cycle the velocity accumulator >downwards - this is controlling filter cutoff on the minimoog >assigned to that track. rock on Colin. Wo
2004-02-01 by Paul Nagle
Man, probability is cool. Probably. And, like share prices, probabilities can go up or down. Ya know, sooner or later someone will ask for a button that scrambles all settings across the entire P3, very much like the random patch generator on a Waldork synth. Of course that would
2004-02-01 by colinfraser_com
Oops. If you already downloaded v3.86, please do so again. There was a little fix needed. Cheers, Colin f
2004-02-01 by colinfraser_com
Yet another update in Yahoo files. This one adds accumulator threshold masking for gate, tie, aux B and aux C. For example, this means is you can set up an aux to turn off gates on certain steps until the aux D accumulator reaches a certain level. Another aux should be assigned t
2004-01-30 by colinfraser_com
Experimental types, Another update is in the files section. This one adds a new user config option - 'aux edit sets on' allows you to set whether or not auxiliary steps are auto-activated when you adjust the knob. It also adds support for the wide-range PXPos value to the sequenc
2004-01-30 by Colin f
> all this stuff you posted looks *fabulous*. but now i'm all > keyed up over > the idea of being able to shift entire patterns (note data and > controllers, all together or individually) back and forth based on aux > events. is that something that's on the TBI list? shift > accu
2004-01-30 by Colin f
> Colin; (or Paul or Paul or anyone else of course) could you maybe > post some examples of possible uses of available events with > explanations about what's happening? I'll do a manual section on aux events certainly, but probably not until I get the list finished and polished
2004-01-30 by Paul Nagle
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 20:28:30 -0000, ch.³l wrote: >nice demo Paul...absolutely no idea what & how you've done. i just >spent a few hours playing around with the new 'Events' but to be >honest i have no idea (yet) as to how these work. i'm getting >interesting stuff allright but i'
2004-01-30 by blip
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004, Colin f wrote: > Those sorts of things are on the TBI list. all this stuff you posted looks *fabulous*. but now i'm all keyed up over the idea of being able to shift entire patterns (note data and controllers, all together or individually) back and forth base
2004-01-30 by ch.³l
> Next up after those are random and threshold masks. > These events will allow you to mask another event, so the masked > event only takes place with a certain probability, or when an > accumulator is above or below a threshold value. This will add to > the ability to have a pat
2004-01-30 by Paul Nagle
On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 10:25:07 -0600 (CST), blip wrote: >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 fo
2004-01-30 by Colin f
> 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
2004-01-30 by blip
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
2004-01-30 by Paul Nagle
I thought it time I knocked up something showing off the versatility of just a few of the Aux features. Sure you can use them to produce random notes and velocities and all that malarkey. This example is far simpler yet constantly shifting and changing in a way I find fascinating
2004-01-29 by Paul.Maddox.Mail-list@Synth.net
Cheil, > nice to hear most (if not all) P3-users are hardware-users..also nice > to hear there's still some quasimidians around :) only for the moment ;-) Paul
2004-01-29 by privat_joy
--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, boele wrote: > A6, Evolver, Xbase, Machinedrum, WAVE, Q+, XT, Emu E-5000 ultra, Doepfer > A-100. > > Boele (VA's slowly disappearing...) > > Something Completely Different > http://www.synthmusic.info Yes, yes, yes, VA's starting also to
2004-01-29 by boele
Stefan > Wonder which synth's the other P3-Owners using most? Virus, MW, Voyager or VSTi's? > A6, Evolver, Xbase, Machinedrum, WAVE, Q+, XT, Emu E-5000 ultra, Doepfer A-100. Boele (VA's slowly disappearing...) Something Completely Different http://www.synthmusic.info
2004-01-29 by ch.³l
hi Stefan, > Wonder which synth's the other P3-Owners using most? Virus, MW, > Voyager or VSTi's? i'm using a Quasimidi 309 (combined with a Doepfer Drehbank) for all drums & percussion on 4 P3 tracks, Yamaha TG33 for pads & background weirdness, Yamaha A3k sampler for synths & s
2004-01-29 by Andy Wilson
Stefan > > > Wonder which synth's the other P3-Owners using most? Virus, MW, > > Voyager or VSTi's? An Oakley Modular and only 1 Chameleon, usually running Australis or Fahrenheit. Andy --- Andy Wilson http://www.techman.synth.net andy@techman.synth.net
2004-01-29 by Colin f
> another thing about the > AUX-tracks; would it be possible to set the values of the AUX-track > steps without the step immediately becoming active, i.e in the same > way it's done with the note-value, velocity, length & delay? Could be done as a user config option easily. > als