Analogue-sequencer

>>It seems that some of the changing and optimising of code I've done 
has introduced a few oddities.
I've uploaded tonights build, which fixes these.<<

aye, that's done the trick. also, the midi-clock-only output on this 
machine (#1003) is working as advertised too, ta.
I have quite a complex little set-up here now (this is in the studio, 
though the live rig has a few things in common). & because of this, 
I'm getting some false clock-starts (F8, is it?)

here's what's going on: the clock-only output of the p3 goes to a 
doepfer pocket controller, which does things to the maq & whatever 
it's talking to. this goes to a midi through-box, & then to my 
oldest, most knackered, but up-to-date software-wise maq. 
the maq's output is merged with another output of the through-box & 
with my novation x-station controller keyboard. (this last bit of 
merging happens inside the keyboard). 
the whole lot then goes back into the p3, while everything else 
(repeater, supernova, samplers, proteus boxes, ms6's & so forth) is 
fed from the p3.

what's happening is that the repeater &/or the maq will suddenly 
start up on their own... I have to start & then stop the p3 to stop 
them, & then they do it again a few seconds later.

while the maq & the repeater are having their moments of madness, the 
tempo control on the p3 is locked out, almost as if it's receiving an 
external clock. which it is, I suppose

what I can't figure out is where the spurious F8's are coming from. a 
normal clock-loop would just chase itself- this is running at the 
right speed, it's just not starting & stopping when I want it to.

I think I either need to use the maq as the master clock (ugh...) or 
use something else as the master clock. in the live-rig, this would 
probably be the korg es-1 anyway.

but everything else is fine.... :-)

duncan.