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korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, "korgpolyex800"
<korgpolyex800@...> wrote:
>
> Yes, I thought you would all love to hear that today I implemented a
> sequencer key transpose function.
>
> Now you can shift your recorded sequence up according to the highest
> note currently on.
>
> I will expand this feature some more before doing a demo of it but
it
> does sound very cool and makes the Poly much more useful as a
sequencer.
>
>
Yeah that's a useful feature. I havent used the Poly 800 sequencer
yet, but if you can tweak it here's something to consider: if it has
a tempo limitation you should remove it! I have no idea why most
sequencers limit tempo to around 300bpm. One of my favorite old MIDI
sequencers for Atari ST allowed tempo up to 2400bpm, essentially the
speed of a bulk transfer. Using that sequencer I discovered that at
tempos above 1000bpm, longer sequences can become short sound-effects
that sound pretty cool.