Analogue-sequencer

Probably been asked before so apols.
 
Can you jump to edit a pattern on a different track while leaving the
current pattern edits in place, without saving them?
 
Cheers.
 
 


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Ditton33 wrote:
> Probably been asked before so apols.
>  
> Can you jump to edit a pattern on a different track while leaving the
> current pattern edits in place, without saving them?

No, sorry. When you leave editing of one pattern, you get the options to 
save, go back or lose the changes -that's it. Guess you could save to 
another part if you wanted to keep two versions of one pattern and 
decide which you liked best later - any use?

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Thanks, thought so. I'm presuming because memory is short, temporarily
saving all these variations "on the fly" is not practical.

'caus I'm now config'd 12x8x4 I'm a bit short on patterns-per-track.

I have managed to get P3Tools running though, so I suppose a sysex dump
would be one way of resurrecting patterns if needed. 

Though that would not facilitate morphing back to the start pattern while
still playing.

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> >From: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com 
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> >Sent: 04 October 2008 14:46
> >To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] Pattern edit v3.
> >
> >Ditton33 wrote:
> >> Probably been asked before so apols.
> >>  
> >> Can you jump to edit a pattern on a different track while 
> >leaving the 
> >> current pattern edits in place, without saving them?
> >
> >No, sorry. When you leave editing of one pattern, you get 
> >the options to save, go back or lose the changes -that's it. 
> >Guess you could save to another part if you wanted to keep 
> >two versions of one pattern and decide which you liked best 
> >later - any use?
> >
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Ditton33 wrote:
> Thanks, thought so. I'm presuming because memory is short, temporarily
> saving all these variations "on the fly" is not practical.
> 'caus I'm now config'd 12x8x4 I'm a bit short on patterns-per-track.

Ah, it's more a V4 philosophy I've adopted. With V3 I had to be more 
selective, which was probably a good thing.

  > Though that would not facilitate morphing back to the start pattern 
while
> still playing.

Why not design a pattern that morphs automatically?

:)


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