the manual suggests a similar scheme i was never able to follow. was thinking about buying those little colored dot stickers that teachers use and put them on buttons for groups. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "just john" <just_john_jj@...> wrote: > > A tough thing for me had been remembering which track had which patch > (and which part.) > > Finally, I cut a bunch of half-inch strips of paper for placement > between the rows of track enable buttons. Then, for each pattern, I > wrote the part name for the button above or below. IE: each strip > winds up with two rows of part names, one for the buttons above and > one for the buttons below. > > This helps a LOT. > > So far, this is a manual process. Now that I have a printer again, > I'm thinking of automating it a bit better, and maybe branching out to > something to hang on the knob array, with useful information for them. > (Part names, and for individual patches, starting positions.) > > But perhaps you guys are miles ahead of me, so I figured I'd ask if > anybody else has done this. >
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Re: Anybody else use strips of paper between the track enable button rows?
2008-08-19 by malik