Analogue-sequencer

i kind of like how it is now too.
good slidins!

On 10/12/07, Colin Fraser <colin@sequentix.com> wrote:
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> > I suppose there is no way around this, but in this mode when
> > you change the first step of a long note (steps 1 to 7 for
> > example), only the frequency of step 1 changes, but the
> > frequency of steps 2 to 7 don't, so you get a slide to a
> > different note frequency. so if you want to change the
> > frequency of a long note, you have to erase the whole note
> > and program it again.
>
> That's true at present.
> Recently a user of another sequencer pointed out the way stretched notes
> were implemented on it allowed the first note of a long note to define the
> pitch for the whole note, even though the notes values for the steps that
> were 'stretched over' were unchanged.
> I'm contemplating how I might add that to P3...
>
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>
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