Analogue-sequencer

Hi Colin and folks;

I finally did this,but the results were far from the 202 instant random suc=
cess.

I couldn´t get any usable pattern or rhythm using this way.

The only thing that I like form that mode was that whatever you do " is 
quantized or limited" to one exact bar,the MAQ 16/3 has a mode like this bu=
t it 
is not limited to one exact bar like the 303 sequencer and this is,so it wa=
s 
fairly impossible to get an exact bar without computer post  midi editing.

I have to congradulate you by this but please include the edit mode that I =

suggested you that the lenght of the note is fixed by the number of times y=
ou 
press the rounded knobs,it would be greaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat!

Hans





--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> wrote:
> > I still can´t work it, Could you explain it to me step by step,how to
> reach
> > to the page below?
> 
> OK, go into pattern edit. The upper knob mode will default to velocity, a=
nd
> the step mode to gate.
> Press the upper knob mode key 3 times. The mode will advance through 
length
> and delay to AUX - as shown by the LEDs.
> When you're in AUX mode, the step keys will turn the auxes on or off for
> each step. Pressing the step mode key cycles through auxes A, B, C and D =
-
> but just stick with aux A for now.
> 
> To assign the 'set norm tbase' event to aux A, hold FUNC and press the st=
ep
> mode key. The display will show the current function assigned to aux A -
> probably CC #1 if you started with a blanked memory.
> Press the PAGE key - this toggles between the CCs and the events.
> Now turn the DATA knob slowly, until you see 'set norm tbase' on the top
> line of the display, and press F1 (enter) to select.
> 
> Now turn the upper knob on step 1 to a value of 0. This will set tbase to=
 32
> from step 1 onwards (make sure step 1 LED is on).
> If you want to set a different tbase on every step, turn on all the switc=
hes
> so every LED is lit, and edit the values on all the upper knobs.
> 
> Does that make sense ?
> 
> > The manual is tricky again,I have never felt so dumb since I bought my
> first
> > sequencer ,the MC-202 back in those days...
> 
> I've got a BBC UMI midi system somewhere I didn't get a manual with, and =
I
> don't think I ever got a single note-on out of it...
> 
> Cheers,
> Colin f
> 
> 
> 
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