Analogue-sequencer

I'd like the P4 to have lots more knobs and flashing LEDs please. :-)

And a bigger screen.

But I'd like the footprint to be pretty much the same.

Being a simple heathen I often only use only 4 or 8 steps of the 16
available in a track.

It would be nice to have for example two rows of 16 note knobs instead of
one, which could be split if desired to cover any 4 tracks instead of just
two (or one even, as on the P3) at the same time. With some indication
somewhere of the 4 tracks that were being controlled. Obviously with the 4
tracks having the ability to have different timebase / direction etc
settings at the same time. The flashing lights would be way cool. ;-)

Also nice if it was a 16 track sequencer.

Apols if this doesn't make any sense but many of the posts on here make
little sense to me either. :-D

And it wouldn't surprise me if someone comes back and says "the P3 can do
that already!"


> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com [mailto:analogue-
> >sequencer@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of pixmusik
> >Sent: 25 January 2008 15:31
> >To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Re: fat filter
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> >just a request/suggestion from a current non user to not skim on the
> >user interface side of things. Judging by the prices used P3s are
> >going for you can easily target this to the 1500$-2000$ price bracket,
> >which should provide enough margin for a non-compromise UI design.
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> >I keep dreaming of a P3 with a graphical read out of the current
> >selected lines. Either using values on LCDs or having those endless
> >knobs with LEDs around them...
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> >and also lots of dedicated buttons for specific functions, like < >
> >buttons to scroll x0x pages, dedicated buttons for part selection, etc...
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> >Yahoo! Groups Links
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