2008-12-07 by josh
You had me until i read "holiday-tinged"... Haha :) I'll give it a listen. On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Gert van Santen wrote: > Brilliant, Jim, thanks for the links :-) > -- > > :-) > > G e r t v a n S a n t e n > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > www.gertvansanten.nl >
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2008-12-07 by Gert van Santen
Brilliant, Jim, thanks for the links :-) -- :-) G e r t v a n S a n t e n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - www.gertvansanten.nl
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2008-12-07 by Jim Combs
Hi Folks! I performed my first 3-hour-plus set at the Academe of the Arts Sparkle "N" Splurge Benefit Auction yesterday. If you enjoy chillout, downtempo, holiday-tinged electronic music and would like a copy of the live recording I made or would like to share it with friends, yo
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2008-12-05 by Softroom
Heyup Berlin School Dropouts, Ricochet Gathering and P3 dudes - and not forgetting Boombox - here's a promised bit of spam: something for the weekend... :) www.bogusfocus.com/pn/mp3/TranshumanExpress.zip Apologies for cross-posting, Happy Friday! -- Smokin' Paul --- http://www.Sm
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2008-12-05 by Softroom
duncan wrote: > paul, anyone- is there a way to create/edit a bar that's not part of a > pattern, while the pattern plays, & then "reveal" it by changing the > length of the part? used to know how to do this in v3..... I wish!! AFAIK you can't even set repeats and transposes in a
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2008-12-05 by Colin Fraser
> duncan wrote: > > paul, anyone- is there a way to create/edit a bar that's > not part of a > > pattern, while the pattern plays, & then "reveal" it by changing the > > length of the part? used to know how to do this in v3..... > > I wish!! AFAIK you can't even set repeats and t
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2008-12-05 by duncan
paul, anyone- is there a way to create/edit a bar that's not part of a pattern, while the pattern plays, & then "reveal" it by changing the length of the part? used to know how to do this in v3..... so, e.g. I have a part playing with 2 bars, & I want to copy/paste the first into
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2008-12-03 by Jason Amm
hi, >>>Writing a manual is a huge amount of work, and with no commercial value to it, I just can't afford the time it would take. >>Only explanation I can think of for the weirdness you are seeing is spurious data in uninitialised bars. >>Did you do a power-on initialise after in
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2008-12-02 by Colin Fraser
> first of all, i wanted to ask if there are any plans to create a > revised p3 manual that is based on the v4 OS? i remember there was a > new P3 user who recently asked the same question, and i seem to > remember that someone indicated that this might be in the works.... > like
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2008-12-02 by Jason Amm
hi, i recently upgraded my P3 to v4 first of all, i wanted to ask if there are any plans to create a revised p3 manual that is based on the v4 OS? i remember there was a new P3 user who recently asked the same question, and i seem to remember that someone indicated that this migh
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2008-11-23 by Softroom
Nick Rothwell wrote: > Sync out. Sync out has been known to drop a pulse or two here also. > I suspect that Live, MaxMSP (two instances, one for Pluggo), a Java > VM, a Python interpreter and OSC-to-USB bridging for the monome > qualify as "terribly hard." Qualifies here. I'm ima
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2008-11-23 by Nick Rothwell
On 22 Nov 2008, at 21:21, Softroom wrote: > Are you running from a standard MIDI out or the sync out? Sync out. > So far, for > me, Live has been spot on as slave - but I probably haven't pushed it > terribly hard. I suspect that Live, MaxMSP (two instances, one for Pluggo), a Ja
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2008-11-22 by Softroom
Nick Rothwell wrote: > Actually, when the software is heavily loaded (say, when Live is > running alongside Max via ReWire, with Max running a sequencer in Java > driving a monome via OSC, and running a Pluggo-based VST at the same > time) it will actually drop beats relative to
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2008-11-22 by Nick Rothwell
On 21 Nov 2008, at 16:46, Robin wrote: > By using hardware as the midi clock > source and then sending that clock information to Live and back out > to all > other hardware (P3 included) and all copies of Live - everything > stays in > sync. Actually, when the software is heavily
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2008-11-21 by Robin
@ midihooker: that should have been Korg Electribe! Live does not receive MTC just BPM tempo better known as midi clock. I use Live as a patch bay / recorder. By using hardware as the midi clock source and then sending that clock information to Live and back out to all other hard
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2008-11-20 by henry stamerjohann
one of the hardware box I've talked about... Am 20.11.2008 um 23:15 schrieb peter sedin: > yes i have a syncshift mark2 unit! it`s supernice! with this i can > offset midiclock start for any device i want to.. i use a sort of > loopsurfing device.. but can also be used to send di
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2008-11-20 by peter sedin
yes i have a syncshift mark2 unit! it`s supernice! with this i can offset midiclock start for any device i want to.. i use a sort of loopsurfing device.. but can also be used to send dinsync if you like.. it can of course also be used to correct midiclock delays from a computer s
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2008-11-20 by hysham2000
HI , I've learned many things on timing on this site, does someone know these products (I received a very quick and nice answer from the owner) ? http://web.webhost4life.com/innerclock/index.asp?action=page&name=16 --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, henry stamerjohann wro
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2008-11-20 by henry stamerjohann
Hi robin, internal of a software host with instruments or standalone of a software you won't have such timing problems if the developers make sure plugins follow the internal tempo exactly (its a C function allowing things like sample accurate triggering) so that is no point of d
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2008-11-20 by peter sedin
a nord electribe? i also use live, but only as a very good tape recorder, all midi is done with my mpc/genoqs nemo, and a slider controller. i would like to slave live to my mpc, but havent tried this yet. does live recive MTC? yes.. software sequensing has many good things but h
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2008-11-20 by Robin
If what you are saying about software vs hardware were true - how do you explain Ableton Live? Seems to keep excellent tempo while in control of a multitude of VST instruments - in and out midi streams and many tracks of audio... Todays computers tweaked for music performance are
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2008-11-20 by orgon
Hi got a set of boards V1.3 and programmed chip to sell no other parts looking for best offer to catch my eye If I don't get a good offer I will put it on eBay and let the gods decide the price the set of boards is in the UK will ship anywhere Paypal is OK cheers Paul Darlow [Non
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2008-11-19 by henry stamerjohann
Overall Timing of a Software step sequencer would be horrible. Only programmed specialized hardware can hold up with a good Timing/groove. Technically the current Linux / osx / windows OS have A bad realtime sheduling and ext. USB controllers won't work accurate enough in compari
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2008-11-19 by Sylvain Delisle
I always felt that the universe is missing something like a "software only" P3 that would integrate with a controller like the BCR2000. The BCR2000 just begs to be a step sequencer controller. It's lying there waiting for the perfect software. And then there's the P3 that is one
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2008-11-18 by dave@RenegadeRhythms.com
On Tue, November 18, 2008 3:24 am, Nick Rothwell wrote: > On 18 Nov 2008, at 01:30, Jim Combs wrote: > > >> http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html >> > > If this is actually doing what it seems to be doing, I'm very > impressed... > > (What next: a P3 sequencer in my web browse
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2008-11-18 by dave@RenegadeRhythms.com
On Tue, November 18, 2008 4:32 am, Colin Fraser wrote: > >> http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html >> > > An impressive bit of coding, but given that I have most of that stuff in > hardware form, spending any time on hobnox would be akin to playing Tomb > Raider while Angelina
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2008-11-18 by dave@RenegadeRhythms.com
On Tue, November 18, 2008 5:30 am, acidmitch wrote: > >> Hobnox >> >> >> http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html >> >> >> -Jim >> > > All I get is a blank screen. What is it supposed to be ? > > > 303's and 909's and 808's... http://www.hobnox.com/audiotool.1046.en.html
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2008-11-18 by Softroom
Nick Rothwell wrote: > The problem with hardware is that it can be high-maintenance. > > Possibly true of Ms. Jolie as well, for all I know. > I doubt marriage was uppermost in Colin's mind though. -- Paul --- http://www.SmokyFrog.com http://www.JointIntelligenceCommittee.com
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2008-11-18 by Jesse
Pretty neat... ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Combs To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 8:30 PM Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Colin, thought you might like this Hobnox http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html -Jim [Non-text portions of t
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2008-11-18 by strangerwillrobinson
My issue is with a Little Phatty Stage II v2.005. --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "acidmitch" wrote: > > > > > > > Also - I have noticed that the length function doesn't seem to work. > > With my drum machine, the kick seems to phase a bit as the pattern > > plays even
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2008-11-18 by strangerwillrobinson
Thanks Colin. I think I was not using the bar function efficiently. I used many tracks for each drum in a kit. I was breaking the bars up for each of these tracks to match the chord changes in other tracks, but I think I should have been using the bar repeat function for all the
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2008-11-18 by Nick Rothwell
On 18 Nov 2008, at 12:32, Colin Fraser wrote: > ut given that I have most of that stuff in > hardware form, spending any time on hobnox would be akin to playing > Tomb > Raider while Angelina Jolie was waiting for me in the bedroom. The problem with hardware is that it can be hig
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2008-11-18 by acidmitch
> Hobnox > > http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html > > -Jim All I get is a blank screen. What is it supposed to be ?
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2008-11-18 by Colin Fraser
> http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html An impressive bit of coding, but given that I have most of that stuff in hardware form, spending any time on hobnox would be akin to playing Tomb Raider while Angelina Jolie was waiting for me in the bedroom. Cheers, Colin
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2008-11-18 by Nick Rothwell
On 18 Nov 2008, at 01:30, Jim Combs wrote: > http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html If this is actually doing what it seems to be doing, I'm very impressed... (What next: a P3 sequencer in my web browser?) -- N. Nick Rothwell / Cassiel.com Limited www.cassiel.com www.myspace.co
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2008-11-18 by Jim Combs
Hobnox http://www.hobnox.com/index.1056.de.html -Jim
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2008-11-17 by bambam4236
I recently got a couple of WH1602A-TMI-JTV blue on white lcds locally as i needed my P3 up and running in a hurry. The problem i found with these were that they have a negative voltage generator on board for the LCD backlight...seems this is becoming standard on alot of lcd's now
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2008-11-17 by henry stamerjohann
no, dieter doepfer and the him "inspiring" kraftewerk guys didn't thought of that possibility when build the first black MAQ also teh silver version after words didn't have such feature ....erm very practical guys aren't they ;-) longer ago I sold my MAQ to get a P3 and never loo
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2008-11-16 by von.haulshoven
We enjoyed Eindhoven a lot, good to meet interesting people and hear good music! It was our first live concert, we played over 2hours. and we made a double live album of it :-) (spam :-)) http://www.ambientlive.com/albums/dsm_elive.htm Maybe we play next year in Great Brittain. -
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2008-11-16 by Ditton33
Does the MAQ not have FTS built-in? > >-----Original Message----- > >From: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com > >[mailto:analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of duncan > >Sent: 16 November 2008 17:47 > >To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com > >Subject: [analogue-sequenc
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2008-11-16 by duncan
>>hello, here a video from yesterday evening. I am now working, as you can see, with 2 maq 16/3. but they are awfull to program for long interesting and ever changing sequences. so I am looking for a new step sequencer to add at my setup.
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2008-11-16 by Gene Schwartz
This just says 4.00b - is there any way of telling which specific revision I have? > > > > > Also - how do I tell what firmware I currently have installed? > > > > The P3 screen displays the firmware number when you power up. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been rem
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2008-11-16 by acidmitch
> > Also - how do I tell what firmware I currently have installed? > The P3 screen displays the firmware number when you power up.
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2008-11-16 by Gene Schwartz
Of course, right after posting that, I found this: "Yeah, I fixed that one... I've just uploaded the current build, it has a few fixes in it. I was hoping to have finished the independent aux notes thing by now, but I've been too busy with other stuff. Independent aux notes play
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2008-11-16 by Gene Schwartz
Corrected my dumb mistake of last year and repurchased a p3. Perhaps I missed it - I didn't see this addressed in the list. I see in the v4 beta update notes: "20/09/08 Added user conf option to enable independent aux note test code" What is that exactly? Also - how do I tell wha
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2008-11-15 by acidmitch
> > Also - I have noticed that the length function doesn't seem to work. > With my drum machine, the kick seems to phase a bit as the pattern > plays even though the length, delay, and volume are all set the same. > My moog will either play a short note (length = 1) or a long hel
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2008-11-15 by Colin Fraser
> Newbie here. I am using V4. I have been working with this killer > machine for a few months now (bought it used). I have 3 banks full. > Usually about 5 of the 8 tracks used, and all 8 parts. No aux. I use > the new bar function a lot. I do not have the memory upgrade. > > I ju
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2008-11-15 by Ditton33
Enjoyed it, thanks. Nice setup. > >-----Original Message----- > >From: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com > >[mailto:analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of > >von.haulshoven > >Sent: 15 November 2008 08:30 > >To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com > >Subject: [analogue-
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2008-11-15 by von.haulshoven
hello, here a video from yesterday evening. I am now working, as you can see, with 2 maq 16/3. but they are awfull to program for long interesting and ever changing sequences. so I am looking for a new step sequencer to add at my setup. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IvDMaOpDfE
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2008-11-15 by strangerwillrobinson
Hi all, Newbie here. I am using V4. I have been working with this killer machine for a few months now (bought it used). I have 3 banks full. Usually about 5 of the 8 tracks used, and all 8 parts. No aux. I use the new bar function a lot. I do not have the memory upgrade. I just s
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