Analogue-sequencer

Hi!
Is it normal that the notes on the p3 are shown as two octaves up?
When i select a c3 the synths are instead receiving a c1.
I've also tryed to record a sequence in logic 7
and it's still shown as a c1. Changing the base note didn't help.
It's so also on yours?
Thanks
D

Davide, 

> Is it normal that the notes on the p3 are shown as two octaves up?
> When i select a c3 the synths are instead receiving a c1.
> I've also tryed to record a sequence in logic 7
> and it's still shown as a c1. Changing the base note didn't help.
> It's so also on yours?

There are some differences of opinion about the octave numbering for midi
notes.
It was never defined by in the midi standard.
This page may be of interest:
http://www.borg.com/~jglatt/tutr/notenum.htm

I applied the logic of having octave 0 the bottom of the midi note range,
rather than aligning the numbers with what you might expect on a piano
keyboard. Aside from anything else, there are only three character spaces to
display the note names, so something like C#-2 couldn't have fitted.

Cheers,
Colin f

> Is it normal that the notes on the p3 are shown as two octaves up?
> When i select a c3 the synths are instead receiving a c1.

Yamaha seem to name their notes an octave out too..
That's why I asked Colin for note numbers, makes it much easier when 
assigning samples to notes. ;-)