Analogue-sequencer

Heya Colin!

Had a good time at the beach? :-)

Nice to see you're still perfecting the OS.... I hardly dare to ask.... 
arpeggiator?

I would be SO happy with that....

But even without it, the P3 is awsome

Boele!

Hi Boele,

> Had a good time at the beach? :-)

Ah yes. Seems like a distant memory now...
 
> Nice to see you're still perfecting the OS.... I hardly dare 
> to ask.... 
> arpeggiator?

That's still on the TBI. I'm easing myself back in with some simpler
stuff - after a few weeks away there are things I need to look back over
to remind myself what it all does before I start adding complicated
stuff.

The next significant additions should be the 'arpeggio capture' record
mode, and 'trill notes' - a variation on aux notes, where the extra
notes will be played one after another rather than together, such that
setting one trill note will divide the step in two, with the primary
note playing for the first half, and the trill note playing for the
second. 2 trill notes will divide the step in 3, etc.
That's the theory, anyway... Whether I can add it in without making life
to complicated is another question.

Cheers,
Colin f

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> 
wrote:

> > Had a good time at the beach? :-)
> Ah yes. Seems like a distant memory now...

That seems to be always the case.... I wish we could capture the 
experience and re-experience it on-demand in VR!  :)
 
> > Nice to see you're still perfecting the OS.... I hardly dare 
> > to ask.... 
> > arpeggiator?

:))))) !

> That's still on the TBI. I'm easing myself back in with some simpler
> stuff - after a few weeks away there are things I need to look back 
over
> to remind myself what it all does before I start adding complicated
> stuff.

That makes sense! Those vacations can do a number on your logical 
thinking side!

> The next significant additions should be the 'arpeggio capture' 
record
> mode, and 'trill notes' - a variation on aux notes, where the extra
> notes will be played one after another rather than together, such 
that
> setting one trill note will divide the step in two, with the primary
> note playing for the first half, and the trill note playing for the
> second. 2 trill notes will divide the step in 3, etc.
> That's the theory, anyway... Whether I can add it in without making 
life
> to complicated is another question.

That sounds like a *very* cool feature! 

Glad to hear that you are also working toward the arp stuff. That is 
a huge one for me too!