Analogue-sequencer

Thanks to Valery Carpentier for posting this one to the SynthSights  
group this morning (so for anyone who hangs out there, sorry for the  
repeat nature of the message):

	http://www.kvraudio.com/news/4404.html

Do check out the screenshot. My eye was caught by the statement:

"It comes with a shuffle mode and a note randomize button, as well as  
a scale-forcing
  control, to make it so that you can only select notes within a  
particular scale."

I think there could be some kind of synergy here. I'm thinking P3  
with that kind of artwork. Colin, any chance of some custom badger,  
frog or elephant keycaps?

	-- N.


   nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance -- http:// 
www.cassiel.com

> I think there could be some kind of synergy here. I'm thinking P3  
> with that kind of artwork. Colin, any chance of some custom badger,  
> frog or elephant keycaps?

I thought about doing a very simple step sequencer for my 1 year old a while
ago...
But he didn't get the P3 pattern edit at all - the results don't seem to be
instant enough.
Hitting notes on the minimoog and having the LED light-organs on top of the
speakers flash in time is much more his thing ;-)

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

Colin f wrote:

> Hitting notes on the minimoog and having the LED light-organs on top of the
> speakers flash in time is much more his thing ;-)


I can relate.  My 3 year old has had a fascination with the MemoryMoog 
since being born :)


Can't blame him really...

Dave