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its all here..

2005-05-26 by srmaietta

Well, I got a box in the mail today from the UK, and all I can say is wow, its so great to finally have this beauty in my hands. It will be even better when its all assembled :) Colin, how do you recommend I attach the keycaps to the cherry switches.. I dont want to damage. Just

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Remote control ?

2005-05-26 by Colin f

Folks, I'm working on adding midi remote control to P3. Obvious TBIs are bank select or program change messages to change P3 bank, CCs for mute/unmute tracks, maybe also CCs for edit track 1 - 8, pattern select, note input for PXPos, that sort of thing. Seems like a good idea to

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] My lenght note mode,please!

2005-05-26 by Colin f

Hans, > yes, like the mc 202, it was your press once or the rounded > button more on > the left, that step is 16, you press the next one ot twice ,32, and so > on.... but the sequence must be automatically close when you > reach a exact > pattern ( or half) as a cool option ( lik

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Latest bootloader and updating firmware?

2005-05-26 by Colin f

> Absolutely, and I also keep looking for excuses to start the P3 for > for the opening lightshow, but I know its just to test all of the > LED's are working ok, right? ;-) Um, yeah - that's it ! If you ever get fed up with it, you can hold STOP at power-on to skip the LED test.

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Latest bootloader and updating firmware?

2005-05-26 by Colin f

> I've just updated the firmware on my P3 to V 3.1004 from the much > earlier version it shipped with - does the Bootloader > V3.1-T89 in the > Yahoo files section now also include the patch for Sequentix > Sysex ID? The update includes the Sequentix ID patch, yes. > Its just tha

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My lenght note mode,please!

2005-05-26 by turbotron69

Hi; Dear Colin, sorry to insist about my mode. I´ve been out for some time.. Could you program this please? Hi; yes, like the mc 202, it was your press once or the rounded button more on the left, that step is 16, you press the next one ot twice ,32, and so on.... but the sequenc

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Re: Latest bootloader and updating firmware?

2005-05-26 by allanjhall

> The update includes the Sequentix ID patch, yes. Many thanks Colin, that explains it...... > Not sure what you mean by cascading, but in the play mode the mode LEDs > toggle though a number of different options This was from first switching on and pressing play without touching

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Latest bootloader and updating firmware?

2005-05-26 by allanjhall

Hi Colin, I've just updated the firmware on my P3 to V 3.1004 from the much earlier version it shipped with - does the Bootloader V3.1-T89 in the Yahoo files section now also include the patch for Sequentix Sysex ID? Its just that I followed the proceedure in the readme's for eac

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] My P3 arrived!

2005-05-25 by Paul Nagle

On Tue, 24 May 2005 23:23:23 -0400, Jim Combs wrote: >My new P3 arrived safe and sound from Analogue Haven today, s/n 1012. > >I hooked my Electribe ER-1 to my Novation ReMOTE 25 to the P3 to my Roland >SH-32 and have been happily bleeping and blooping along for the past hour >wh

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] My P3 arrived!

2005-05-25 by Gert van Santen

Jim Combs wrote: > My new P3 arrived safe and sound from Analogue Haven today, s/n 1012. > > I hooked my Electribe ER-1 to my Novation ReMOTE 25 to the P3 to my > Roland SH-32 and have been happily bleeping and blooping along for > the past hour while reading the owners manual an

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My P3 arrived!

2005-05-25 by Jim Combs

My new P3 arrived safe and sound from Analogue Haven today, s/n 1012. I hooked my Electribe ER-1 to my Novation ReMOTE 25 to the P3 to my Roland SH-32 and have been happily bleeping and blooping along for the past hour while reading the owners manual and the users guide. Haven¹t

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Re: Battery powered?

2005-05-24 by acousmatique

Of course, any DC bit of hardware can be battery powered, but you need to be careful not to damage your precious gear. I think that going post regulator is a very bad idea. The reasoning being that batteries are never an exact voltage for any lenth of time. Regulators keep your e

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Battery powered?

2005-05-23 by Colin f

> > It may work on 6v but I don't think I'd want to try it with mine. Most of the devices in P3 *should* tolerate 6v, but both CPU types are rated to 5.5v absolute maximum at their highest clock frequency. Both CPUs are clocked a bit under their maximum in order to generate suita

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Battery powered?

2005-05-23 by Julian

----- Original Message ----- > It may work on 6v but I don't think I'd want to try it with mine. Ahh, no i ment pre-regulator, as in feeding in the same side as the power normally goes in. Assuming that the 7805 dosnt need a greater voltage to regulate to 5v better (i suspect it

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Battery powered?

2005-05-23 by Julian

Im thinking again about the posibility of running my p3 off batteries. The 7805 regulator emits 5 volts. It would seem a good idea to feed in the battery supply post this regulator, to save on consumption, but then getting a 5volt cell combination may not be so easy, and those 6v

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Re: Battery powered?

2005-05-23 by allanjhall

> So, do you think that the lazy option of putting a 6v feed pre- regulator is acceptable It may work on 6v but I don't think I'd want to try it with mine. You could try running the positive side of the power in through three or more 1N4004 or similar diodes in series, each gives

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Re: MIDI & Aux ABCD assignments?

2005-05-23 by Steve Maietta

Thank you Paul and Colin for the information. . These are the details that perhaps could be in a FAQ or something like that on the Sequentix site. Sell more units! : ) . . . this sounds like tons O' fun! Oh Mr Postman, where is my package from across the blue? ~Steve ------------

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] MIDI & Aux ABCD assignments?

2005-05-23 by Colin f

Just to expand a little... > >For example, can I set aux A to send aftertouch or modwheel > values? Or > >are they just for CC's and the aux events? > > Mod wheel is CC1. You can send Aftertouch too and any MIDI CC. The Aux > events are P3's internal events such as "mute track",

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Got Mine

2005-05-23 by Steve

My P3 arrived on saturday. The Build quality is excellent,Bigup for Colin(whatever that means). The UI seems impenetrable at first but with the aid of the Manual and Paul Nagles User Guide i had the P3 chugging with my Dotcom modular inside an hour This puppies deep,so a bit at a

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] MIDI & Aux ABCD assignments?

2005-05-23 by Paul Nagle

On Mon, 23 May 2005 04:49:11 -0000, "srmaietta" wrote: >Hello, is there a list somewhere of all the possible aux assignments? There is a list on page 52 of the manual - I think it's reasonably up to date - it isn't totally complete though. >For example, can I set aux A to send af

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MIDI & Aux ABCD assignments?

2005-05-23 by srmaietta

Hello, is there a list somewhere of all the possible aux assignments? For example, can I set aux A to send aftertouch or modwheel values? Or are they just for CC's and the aux events? One other question this time regarding MIDI channels. Its not too clear with just a manual at th

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] hows it all work

2005-05-20 by Colin f

> So the p3 has a 303 type slide feature? 303 type slide is more commonly known as auto or legato slide. Kenton call it auto portamento. Whenever two notes overlap without the gate going low, the slide circuit is activated. It's really a feature of the destination synth, but P3 m

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hows it all work

2005-05-20 by blixton

So the p3 has a 303 type slide feature? You need a cv converter, though. A pro-solo already has a slide feature. So how does this work? Also, Can I get 4 cv sequences going from a single track on the p3 w/ cc messages? What would be a CV good box for handling this? Basically, how

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Re: Greetings! Analogue...?

2005-05-19 by acousmatique

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" wrote: > > > One thing I am wondering about, how is the > > P3 "analogue"? > > P3 is 'analogue' in the sense that you primarily edit the patterns using analogue inputs, > i.e. knobs. The internal operation, aside from the multi

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Greetings! Analogue...?

2005-05-19 by Colin f

> One thing I am wondering about, how is the > P3 "analogue"? P3 is 'analogue' in the sense that you primarily edit the patterns using analogue inputs, i.e. knobs. The internal operation, aside from the multiplexing of the 34 knob voltages into the analogue to digital convertor,

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Re: US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's

2005-05-19 by ivancu@aol.com

I'm working on getting a USA parts list together, and might have a good source for the Alpha pots. Where did you find the 24 MHz crystal? Ivan In a message dated 5/18/05 4:51:27 AM, analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com writes: > Message: 3 > Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 04:02:40 -0000 >

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Re: US kit builders

2005-05-19 by Colin f

> they have softouch knobs to fit these pots, but only in > White, grey and blue. Funny you should mention that... a couple of people have suggested, and I think I might agree, that 4 white, 4 grey, 4 white, and 4 grey step knobs would be easier to see on a dark stage than the cu

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Re: US kit builders

2005-05-19 by Steve Maietta

Guys, I was able to order all the parts for P3 from Mouser EXCEPT! multimec switches (thanks Colin) the few assorted ICs mentioned earlier (available from Digi-Key or Jameco) PLed display (crystalfontz.com) I got a 40 pin 3M header from Mouser and will snip it to length. no big d

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Greetings! Analogue...?

2005-05-19 by acousmatique

Hi all, With my garage studio starting to come together, I finally begin to persue hardware sequencers! I have been doing my sequencing with a lot of different proggiez, most of them a bit on the involved side: KCS/Omega on my Atari, and on my old macs mostly Max patches and Nume

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] rolls

2005-05-19 by blixton

What is it w/ this star wars fever? I have been seriously dissapointed in these new star wars. I guess I'm a purist. They look like fancy video games w/ a bunch of pretty people. Not my eighties sci-fi .. Anyway, good news. About the rolls. bleep wrote: > >*ahem* > >sorry. i'm ov

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] rolls

2005-05-18 by bleep

On Wed, 18 May 2005, blixton wrote: > Can the p3 do really fast rolls. I like to get in really close on my > sequencer and add microscopic rolls on my snares and hats. Can I do this > with my hands now? :-) i find that the P3 is actually rather poor when it comes to bakery... my

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rolls

2005-05-18 by blixton

Can the p3 do really fast rolls. I like to get in really close on my sequencer and add microscopic rolls on my snares and hats. Can I do this with my hands now? :-)

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Re: rolls

2005-05-18 by ch.³l

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, blixton wrote: > Can the p3 do really fast rolls. I like to get in really close on my > sequencer and add microscopic rolls on my snares and hats. Can I do > this with my hands now? :-) yup. the way i do it using auxes is as follows; - i

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Re: P3 US BoM

2005-05-18 by allanjhall

Hi Colin, If these are rapid item 78-0650 then they are also available from Farnell, item 674-825 and the caps are 674-837 for black, other colour caps available too, switches and caps are in stock at Farnell ATM. Got mine from there. Allan --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.c

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Serial numbers

2005-05-18 by Colin f

> I think I'm going to have to look for a standard way to convert sysex > files to *.mid files.... I have a nice little DOS utility call syx2mid.exe You just tell it the syx file source, the desired midi filename, and the gap between blocks in ms. Works perfectly for P3 firmware

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] P3 US BoM

2005-05-18 by bleep

On Wed, 18 May 2005, Colin f wrote: > It may be worth noting that Rapid have now discontinued the Multimec tact > switches. > The bastards. what? even with the constant flow of them to your garage? man... thanks for taking the trouble to update the US BOM for me. i confess that,

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] P3 US BoM

2005-05-18 by Colin f

Folks, It may be worth noting that Rapid have now discontinued the Multimec tact switches. The bastards. Fortunately I have sufficient stock for the remaining PCBs I have. The next order of PCBs will be revised to suit the 12mm standard tacts instead of the Multimec ones, assumin

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's.

2005-05-18 by Paul Reinis

> > > I'm actually waiting for that update before confirming my > order of the kit and > > keycaps from Colin - I want to make sure I can get > everything on this side of > > the pond (I'm in Canada) before going ahead. > > > > Any news on it's progress? > > waiting for colin's c

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Re: Serial numbers

2005-05-18 by ferrograph632

>>It's possible to convert a syx file to a mid file with suitable gaps between the blocks. P3 shouldn't ignore that. I don't see why a data filer wouldn't support it, if it plays mid files OK, but maybe the Yamaha device ignores sysex, or doesn't support gaps between blocks ?

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P3 US BoM

2005-05-18 by colinfraser_com

Folks, I've updated the US BoM myself, since I thought it best to check it out. You'll find it in Yahoo files. Lucky I did, as the current boards no longer support the 12mm tact switches - these were dropped in favour of the Cherry MX production switches. This means that the 12mm

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's.

2005-05-18 by bleep

On Wed, 18 May 2005, Paul Reinis wrote: > I'm actually waiting for that update before confirming my order of the kit and > keycaps from Colin - I want to make sure I can get everything on this side of > the pond (I'm in Canada) before going ahead. > > Any news on it's progress? w

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's.

2005-05-18 by Paul Reinis

There was some talk about updating the US BOM. I'm actually waiting for that update before confirming my order of the kit and keycaps from Colin - I want to make sure I can get everything on this side of the pond (I'm in Canada) before going ahead. Any news on it's progress? Paul

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's.

2005-05-18 by Colin f

> On Wed, 18 May 2005, srmaietta wrote: > > > STILL looking for (US sourced) > > Multimec switches and caps, > > not gonna find 'em. i ended up just paying colin for them. i > couldn't find > appropriately sized switch caps for the standard tact > switches we can get > here for t

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's.

2005-05-18 by bleep

On Wed, 18 May 2005, srmaietta wrote: > STILL looking for (US sourced) > Multimec switches and caps, not gonna find 'em. i ended up just paying colin for them. i couldn't find appropriately sized switch caps for the standard tact switches we can get here for the life of me. > alp

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Taken the plunge

2005-05-18 by Paul Nagle

On Tue, 17 May 2005 21:17:12 -0400, Jim Combs wrote: >Well, I placed an order for Shawn¹s last P3 (in this batch) today. Hopefully >by this time next week I¹ll be trying to fathom Paul Nagle¹s excellent user >guide. Now I just have to decide whether to bring it along with me to >

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US kit builders.. Jameco for the odd IC's.

2005-05-18 by srmaietta

Any US kit builders still out there.. ? along with Digikey, Jameco also has the 62256 SRAM IC's. 70ns Hitachi's I believe.. (Colin is there a specific model of this RAM that P3 calls for?) the DS1210 ram backup IC, the ADC0804, and 6N137's (Mousers out it seems) STILL looking for

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Taken the plunge

2005-05-18 by Jim Combs

Well, I placed an order for Shawn¹s last P3 (in this batch) today. Hopefully by this time next week I¹ll be trying to fathom Paul Nagle¹s excellent user guide. Now I just have to decide whether to bring it along with me to electro-music 2005 and our warm-up gig in Chapel Hill. Oh

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Please help - sick P3?

2005-05-17 by Gene Schwartz

"Ah, that would mean the new bootloader was loaded as if it were a main program - so your bootloader will still be the old version. That would explain why it doesn't like the current build - the syx file has the official ID, which the 3.0 bootloader doesn't support. I'm pretty co

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] sysex

2005-05-17 by Colin f

> Is it possible to record knob movements from my mks-80 to the p3? It > sends sysex data I think. Nope. There's no way to transmit sysex from a P3 pattern. Sysex is not good for realtime control - the messages are usually 6 or 7 bytes long at least, so you need to store a lot of

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