Analogue-sequencer

> I noticed one tiny thing that might make it a bit easier to work 
> with - when you change the "tbase" of a pattern and then hit "sync", 
> rather than adjusting to the new tbase and continuing, it appears to 
> sync on the old tbase for as long as you keep hitting the button.  

Yep. Tbase is reloaded when the code that resets the pattern normally sees
that the stored value has changed.
The SYNC function resets the pattern with a different bit of code.

> It feels a little counter-intuitive to me because my mind kinda sees 
> the "sync" button as a shortcut to restart the pattern with the new 
> settings. Is that the way it was planned?

Yeah, it makes sense that it should work that way.
I just didn't think of it. I'll change it in the next build.
 
> On a similar note, it would be very cool if the "shift" could rotate 
> everything EXCEPT the note delay values as set by "Shf". This would 
> maintain the shuffle effect relative to the other instruments and 
> patterns playing. I know you can use note delays for other cool 
> stuff besides shuffle, but perhaps we could have a global option to 
> choose (assuming it's viable in the first place).

It would be viable, but I'm not sure how I'd implement it in the UI.
FUNC + shift is already used for rotating only steps up to the current last
step.
With the 'shf' function already on the same page as rotate, it only takes a
second to reset the delay values.
I'll see what I think of though.


Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com