Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

I may have posted my code on another site.  If you might be interested, I will take a look and get you a link if I posted it.

Steve



--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, nikitsan <nikitsan@...> wrote:
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> I want to make it (arpegiator) on arduino.
> I have done hardware part and work on soft, but it`s so slowly (because i`m not good programmer)
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> 28 ÓÅÎÔ. 2012, × 01:35, steve_the_composer ÎÁÐÉÓÁÌ(Á):
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> > As an experiment, I edited arp patterns on the fly with Prodatum software. The results were so great that I encouraged Jan Eidmann (who developed Prodatum) to do a standalone 32 channel live arp editor. However, I seem to recall that in the discussion the issue of using up flash rom cycles arose. 
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> > I do recall having a lot of fun doing on the fly editing with the Prodatum arp editor--changing end points, doing skips, etc. with a quick click of the mouse. But with the risk of premature flash rom burnt out (or would it be burn in?), I stopped.
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> > So, it can be done with software, but I don't recommend it.
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> > I am sure it would be possible to build an external device with a microprocessor to store arp patterns and edit them on the fly. Two summers ago, I hard coded a randomizing arp generator that sent midi data to my E-Mu. (I basically had an array with notes to be selected from. On the back burner is an arp controller with several sliders to do live performance mods. I would encourage others to experiment with expanding their E-Mus with customized (and customizable) microprocessor controllers.
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> > Steve
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