thats awesome news...
i would like to see development continue in this area. i think since
the poly its self is a vanilla instrument so to speak, the more you
can make it do back flips with sequencing and filter tricks etc, the
more interesting you make it, potentially.
i have a couple questions: will you be able to control this sequence
transposition via midi input in the case of the ex-800? and when you
give a new note input, will it restart the sequence, or just transpose
it wherever it is time wise within the phrase? will it output midi so
the sequencer can be used with other midi equipment? how will you
load a sequence (sysex, perhaps?)? will there be the way cool 'wrap
around' effect you get with the chord function (at least with the
internal sound source)?
oh yeah. will there be a chord function with the ex-800?
lastly, i made an audio input at the noise source that to my mind
increases the interest potential of this instrument many fold in my
opinion. is there a way you could include this with the second part
of the kit? i think its an appropriate addition while we are making
mods to the filter.
i got my kit yesterday, ill have her up and runnin in no time!
touche!
jb
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> 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.
>
> Mike.
>