Analogue-sequencer

Hi Colin,

How about a mask event for the transpose defeat(Xd). Very handy for 
those of us who use the playlist feature. Also thanks for adding the 
control over the play mode knobs through quick mute access.

P.S. I notice Richie Hawtin is playing at the arches this weekend, are 
you going? I'm trying to get tickets myself at the moment.

Tommy

> How about a mask event for the transpose defeat(Xd). Very handy for 
> those of us who use the playlist feature. Also thanks for adding the 
> control over the play mode knobs through quick mute access.

Never been asked for that before... Easy enough to do though.
Masking of skip isn't possible, since the skip function is handled when the
next step is chosen, and the step has already become 'current' when the
auxes are handled.
 
> P.S. I notice Richie Hawtin is playing at the arches this 
> weekend, are 
> you going? I'm trying to get tickets myself at the moment.

Hmm, heard about that a while ago, but forgot about it.
I'll need to see if I'm allowed out...

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com

Hi Colin,

i just remembered another thing that would be quite nice. A knob 
event that would allow control over shifting the pattern left to 
right. There could be 2 versions just like there is two ways to 
shift the pattern from the edit menu i.e. holding down func while 
shifting only shifts the pattern within the range to the last step. 
Assigning different steps in the pattern to differnt knobs could 
make for some real pattern mangling. Sounds like fun.

Tommy.

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> 
wrote:
>
>  
> > How about a mask event for the transpose defeat(Xd). Very handy 
for 
> > those of us who use the playlist feature. Also thanks for adding 
the 
> > control over the play mode knobs through quick mute access.
> 
> Never been asked for that before... Easy enough to do though.
> Masking of skip isn't possible, since the skip function is handled 
when the
> next step is chosen, and the step has already become 'current' 
when the

> auxes are handled.
>  
> > P.S. I notice Richie Hawtin is playing at the arches this 
> > weekend, are 
> > you going? I'm trying to get tickets myself at the moment.
> 
> Hmm, heard about that a while ago, but forgot about it.
> I'll need to see if I'm allowed out...
> 
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>

> i just remembered another thing that would be quite nice. A knob 
> event that would allow control over shifting the pattern left to 
> right. There could be 2 versions just like there is two ways to 
> shift the pattern from the edit menu i.e. holding down func while 
> shifting only shifts the pattern within the range to the last step. 
> Assigning different steps in the pattern to differnt knobs could 
> make for some real pattern mangling. Sounds like fun.

This has been discussed before, though I'm not sure if it was on the list.
'Pattern shifting' events would need the addition of a temporary pattern
position offset for each track.
As a rule aux events have to be non-destructive, and applying the shift to a
stored pattern on each step would be quite CPU intensive.
They're still on the possible-TBI list.

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com

yes a aux shift pattern left/right would be cool...


Am 21.11.2005 um 23:01 schrieb Tommy:

> Hi Colin,
>
> i just remembered another thing that would be quite nice. A knob
> event that would allow control over shifting the pattern left to
> right. There could be 2 versions just like there is two ways to
> shift the pattern from the edit menu i.e. holding down func while
> shifting only shifts the pattern within the range to the last step.
> Assigning different steps in the pattern to differnt knobs could
> make for some real pattern mangling. Sounds like fun.
>
> Tommy.

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