Analogue-sequencer

Great news, thanks Paul.
Sounds like a great combo, being able to record external tweaks via the Cirklon.
Very excited.
I just paid off the Moog Voyager XL just minutes ago and am looking at the Vermona DRM1 MK3 as well, so the Cirklon will certainly give them a smashing!

Cheers
Steve G

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle <softroom@...> wrote:
>
> On 13/09/2011 00:39, digitalbunny81 wrote:
> > Ahh ok,
> > Thanks Paul
> > So just to get my head around this (i've been skimming the manual, but haven't really got my head around this sort of part) - can you have the 'mixer' page open at the same time as changing parts/patterns etc? That would indeed make an external box redundant... as long as you can freely assign CC's, as you say there's an issue with controlling your octatrack.
> 
> There's no issue controlling my Octatrack, in fact some operations are 
> slicker using Cirklon than from the Octatrack's own controls (e.g. 
> Cirklon has true independent track lengths, something Octatrack doesn't, 
> yet).
> Cirklon's mixer can stay open as scenes change but if you need to 
> manually change a pattern you currently need to leave the mixer page. 
> Similarly to access the track values you currently need to get to the 
> track and page for the values you want in order to tweak the encoders.
> 
> I have a couple of MIDI controllers routed permanently through Cirklon 
> to a specific synth and hardware looper (Repeater) and those controllers 
> give me instant access regardless of Cirklon's pages - a technique I 
> think that will always be useful even as Cirklon's control powers grow. 
> I can record a new Cirklon pattern with controller tweaks in it at any 
> time, which is rather lovely also.
> 
> > More info on the bitstream: http://www.waveidea.com/en/products/bitstream_3x/
> 
> Looks a wicked controller - I seem to recall the SOS review now you 
> mention it.
> 
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