Analogue-sequencer

Folks,

I've uploaded a slight bug fix release.
Not worth upgrading to unless you're using the aux D accumulator.

Cheers,
Colin f

Hi Colin,

first of all best wishes from me for your wedding. 

Now the normal P3 stuff:
I installed v3.90 rev1 (everything ok, no bad data message), but the
"offset vel rel" doesn't seem to work anymore. I did a memory wipe,
then dumped my data back, and the patterns which use the "offset vel
rel" doesn't do that anymore. I tried setting up a new pattern with
"offset vel rel" and played around with different settings in the "acc
conf" Menu, but nothing works. I also tried turning "X" on and off on
different steps, but it makes no difference.
So is this just my problem???

One wish on the "offset vel rel" event: It would be nice, if it could
be applied to only certain steps, maybe by using the "X", so that i
could create ascending / descending accents on only certain steps,
while leaving the other vel as they are. Maybe a "add dAcc to vel"
would do this. Or maybe I just didn't think hard enough how to do this. 

All this isn't urgent at all, so just take your time and enyoy your
holidays.

By the way, I had my first little gig with the P3 at a private party,
and it was very nice. I prepared 10 Tracks, and played with them for
one Hour, and after that the people wanted more, so i started to
improvise new tracks, which worked very well, and played for one more
hour. You did such a great job with the P3, it is really the one and
only sequencer I always dreamed of.

Best wishes,
Stoffel

Hi Colin,

I just found out that there is a second page in the "acc conf" menu
for the velo acc, and that the lim was set to 0. I turned it up to 127
and now everything is fine. Sorry, the problem was sitting in front of
the P3.

Again best wishes,
Stoffel

On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 13:25:55 -0000, "rondabur"
<chr.stoffel@uni-koeln.de> wrote:

>One wish on the "offset vel rel" event: It would be nice, if it could
>be applied to only certain steps, maybe by using the "X", so that i
>could create ascending / descending accents on only certain steps,
>while leaving the other vel as they are. Maybe a "add dAcc to vel"
>would do this. Or maybe I just didn't think hard enough how to do this. 

There is a way but it involves setting up your accumulation on another
track. Then you get the notes you want from that track - just on the
steps you want. You can protect from accumulation using X but this can
be problematic if you rely on FTS (as I do). However, if you "Apply
FTS" then any underlying "wrong" notes will be fixed. This means you
can't then use Part Xpose though so the first method is the one I tend
to use.

Paul

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