sonofprent

Ooh, just came to ask a similar question and wonder if this ever got developed further? (As in saves with tracks in a more recent version than I perhaps have) Amazing sequencer btw, thanks!

Thanks Thorsten, I'll keep an eye out... Have to say I find the encoder changes make the interface so much better for me, thanks!

My initial impressions are that this is loads better than before- Very nicely done indeed! :) Not to pester but Just wondering if you also added this option to that firmware build? (just in case I missed it!)

Thanks, I'm on it today!

Embarrassing admition time: I havent test this out yet as Ive no real clue what Im doing in terms of uploading the firmwares to the MB6582. If anyone knows of a link/thread that might help me out here please post in this thread. Sorry!

I'll have a go at getting this on on the weekend...

That's fantastic, thanks muchly Thorsten! I'll look into doing some speed tests once back with the SID next week- in theory anything that does the full range in a single turn is what I'd like, though others who have tested may find something that works better, in which case I will bow to their superior judgement! Thanks again for this, great stuff indeed!

I don't know if you caught my post on this or would consider it an improvement but how do you feel about removing the 'non destructive' external CC thing- ie you can save changes after externally tweaking CC's. Thanks for looking at the encoder speed btw- I think the new approach (shift for slower) will be much more useable.

I can see the logic in those situations, though I think it would have been better implemented if say velocity, pitch bend and mod wheel weren't saved and everything else was- I can't see the bonus in being able to control everything but not save it. That said it isn't the end of the world. I've still not tried the encoder thing- realistically wont get round to it for a while.

Keen to know if this workaround works too- would like to inverse my shift functionality!

The encoder speed is one of the reasons yes- Ill see if I can find the code change and will have a crack at it at some point. Really though I could do with finding a hack for that non destructive CC thing- I cant for the life of me understand why that would be useful!

Oh and thanks for the info, most helpful :)

Be interested to know if there is any way around that 'feature'. Perhaps I'll have to look into the shift hack- I'm not a fan of the two button filter sweep.

So I was trying out piping in an external MIDI controller this morning to some success. However whatever changes I made to the patch I was working on were unable to be saved- ie when I reloaded the patch none of the programming was stored. Am I missing something or is this not possible?

^ and delivered in record time! :ninja: