[sdiy] Dinsync.com ASEQ1 Sequencer anyone?

[Joe Pavone]

Nope, no resets. I checked and tried different midi clock sources and 
this step 0 is always at the beginning. It is the only "step", if you 
can call it that, that plays at the loop selector position 1. Again, 
support at dinsync.com tells me this is normal and "useful for dance 
music". What the heck are they talking about?

Does anyone know the person/people behind dinsync.com because they have 
stopped answering my emails.

Previous experiences have always been positive with dinsync.com's other 
clever devices, but this is just plain silly.

...jp




Ken Stone wrote:

>Just a couple of thoughts - resetting to position "9" is sort of common -
>the idea being the first clock signal causes the sequencer to advance to step 1.
>After that of course it should loop to position 1 each time it reaches the
>end, which yours isn't doing. Are you sending Midi Resets to it each loop?
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>Ken
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>>I recently purchased this neat little step sequencer from:
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>>http://www.dinsync.com/
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>>on this page:
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>>http://emblab.com.hosting.domaindirect.com/Electro/Seq.htm
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>>...and was wondering if anyone else had bought one of these.
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>>I am having an issue with it's operation and the manufacturer has told
>>me that it's working fine and has not been very communicative since.
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>>Anyway, if you have one, let me know if it works like this for you:
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>>There are 8 note tuning knobs on the unit.
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>>The seqencer always starts one step before step 1 and making a total of
>>9 notes. This step "0" puts out 0v and cannot be adjusted or removed
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>>from any pattern
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>>The 6 positions of the loop selector are giving me this:
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>>pos-1 step 0 (one note)
>>pos-2 step 0-1 (two notes)
>>pos-3 step 0-1-2 (three notes)
>>pos-4 step 0-1-2-3-4 (five notes)
>>pos-5 step 0-1-2-3-4-5-6 (six notes)
>>pos-6 step 0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 (nine notes)
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>>At least one of the sample siles on the web site have 8 note sequences -
>>how is this possible if this is normal operation?
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>>anyone?
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>>...jp
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