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Help again please!

Help again please!

2004-06-09 by Hans Greuber

Hi;

After having readed the poor manual( sorry Colin) I´m stuck;

Why every pattern has a different midi channel  eg, pattern 3; channel 3, 
pattern 7 channel 7, Where is the goblal midi page?  I want an omny mode.

When I choose other pattern than 1 in pattern edit mode, that pattern has 
only one step, What Am I doing wrong?

I thought the gate function was similar to the MC-202 one; the time the 
sound is gated,(open ,sounding)but it seems not


The tie function seems not working exactly like the 303 or 202 , all the 
steps gets triggered instead of a tie

I should be easier to stay always in the pattern edit mode, OS is hyper 
confusing, far worse than the Dopefer MAQ-16-3 that I used to hate but after 
this seems a " masterwork"

Thanks in advice again;

Hans

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Help again please!

2004-06-09 by Paul Nagle

On Wed, 09 Jun 2004 13:50:37 +0200, "Hans Greuber"
<turbotron69@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Why every pattern has a different midi channel  eg, pattern 3; channel 3, 
>pattern 7 channel 7, Where is the goblal midi page?  I want an omny mode.

According to the manual, FUNC+PAGE takes you into the options:

MIDI CLOCK       THRU      MIDI Chan

The "MIDI Chan" softkey allows you to set the MIDI channel for each
track. To use, hold F3, then press any of the step keys 1 to 8 for
each track.  The manual page 15 has all the details on this. Each
track plays on one channel only although multiple tracks can be
assigned to the same channel if you wish. Omni mode is a function of
the receiving module. Depending on memory configuration, each track
can play a series of patterns in a playlist - but these are always on
the same channel - i.e. that of the track.

>When I choose other pattern than 1 in pattern edit mode, that pattern has 
>only one step, What Am I doing wrong?

I have no idea here, sorry. You set pattern length using the last step
function - although this can be overriden by syncing to the global bar
and altering global bar length. If working from a freshly initialised
bank this should not be an issue.

>I thought the gate function was similar to the MC-202 one; the time the 
>sound is gated,(open ,sounding)but it seems not

Why does it seem not? This *is* what it does. Gate tells the P3 the
note is to play on that step, you can then set the length, delay etc.

>The tie function seems not working exactly like the 303 or 202 , all the 
>steps gets triggered instead of a tie

It's been a long time since I used a 303 but Colin is a 303 nut. Sure
he can explain this better. Tie works like "legato" - for synths like
my Orbital, it enables me to switch on portamento on certain steps
only. Very expressive.

>I should be easier to stay always in the pattern edit mode, OS is hyper 
>confusing, far worse than the Dopefer MAQ-16-3 that I used to hate but after 
>this seems a " masterwork"

I too used to hate the MAQ. In fact I still do. It had only three rows
and couldn't send out the full range of MIDI CC numbers. And I had to
keep reminding myself what the dots in the 3 character display were
actually telling me.... 8-)

>Thanks in advice again;

Hope this helps. I really must do something about that tutorial. I am
starting to think it should be some kind of video thing. Dunno, would
love to help more but I actually thought the manual was pretty good
now so the tutorial less necessary. Am I wrong?

Anyway, good luck, and maybe if you describe step by step what you are
doing and what you expect to achieve I can get closer to helping you. 

All the best,

Paul
---
Paul Nagle - SoftRoom Music - www.softroom.co.uk
          Bogus Focus Records - www.BogusFocus.com

Re: [analogue-sequencer] Help again please!

2004-06-09 by Gene Schwartz

> 
> 
> From: Paul Nagle <softroom@btinternet.com>
> Organization: The Soft Room
> Reply-To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wed, 09 Jun 2004 13:42:39 +0100
> To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] Help again please!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Hope this helps. I really must do something about that tutorial. I am
> starting to think it should be some kind of video thing. Dunno, would
> love to help more but I actually thought the manual was pretty good
> now so the tutorial less necessary. Am I wrong?

I think that the manual is pretty good as a reference tool, but is not good
for the first few hours on the P3, when you are more 'task oriented'. How
the hell do I do THIS simple thing...which, of course, is what a tutorial is
for. 



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