Sequential circuits samplers

>>I think you're right. Volume- pitchbend and mod might be its limits.<<

don't forget "aftertouch".... I think you can map channel pressure to
a couple of things... it's been a while, but I suspect it's mapped to
the same destination(s) as the mod wheel though.
[digs out manual...]
yes, controller numbers 01 (mod wheel), 02 (breath controller), 03
(channel pressure) & 04 (foot pedal) all seem to be mapped onto
whatever the mod wheel is doing. 
other recognised controllers are 07 (obviously- over-rides front panel
volume, which may not be so obvious), 40 (hold), 45 (alternate
release) & 7A (local on/off). these are all in hex. oh, & the usual
preset selection & pitch wheel.

it's limited, yes, but sometimes this is a good thing. for instance, I
made a lot of patches with velocity crossfades in them.....

>>For a 20 yr old sampler it still is great sounding.<<

it is, after all, almost equivalent to a prophet five in it's main
architecture, only with a sample-playback front-end instead of
oscillators. I have stacks of emu stuff, but the p2k & p2002 just
sound better. every time I load a floppy into it, I am amazed by the
musicality of the noise that comes out.

duncan.