Analogue-sequencer

> For me, with the prospect of a gig on Saturday with the P3, a Bank
> Init function would be cool.

That's on the TBI list, as you know.
Might have a bash at it tonight, if I get some kitchen units together first
to keep the g/f happy.

What state would bank initialised playlists be in ?
Same as a power on wipe ? i.e. part x has single step playlist, of pattern x
on all tracks.
What about FTS settings ? I guess some people might want it off, while
others might want every part set to 'C ael'...

> I am more than confident to improvise an
> entire 8 track sequence, building it up by banging in notes etc. on
> each track.

I dare you to try it with FTS off ;-)

Cheers,
Colin f



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On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 8:48:04 +0100, "Colin f" <colin@colinfraser.com>
wrote:

>That's on the TBI list, as you know.
>Might have a bash at it tonight, if I get some kitchen units together first
>to keep the g/f happy.

8-)
Just got a major V-Synth update today. Dare I install it so near to
the gig <g>?
>
>What state would bank initialised playlists be in ?
>Same as a power on wipe ? i.e. part x has single step playlist, of pattern x
>on all tracks.

yeah, each part refers to single step, pattern 1, patterns empty of
notes and controllers etc. but retaining channels, aux settings....

>What about FTS settings ? I guess some people might want it off, while
>others might want every part set to 'C ael'...

Hehe, I think it should take the FTS settings for part 1 and propogate
them to all parts. 

>I dare you to try it with FTS off ;-)

Let's see if I'm brave enough to put that new V-Synth OS in today. And
the latest P3 OS? How come I never spotted that problem, I wonder?
(even when told about it). Could it be cos most of my playlists are
single step...or cos I am stoopeed....

Paul
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