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  1. Sweet, thanks! I find that quick saving is important for my workflow.
  2. Is there a shortcut for quickly saving a session? On Wilba's panel I mapped F4 (I think) but it is unclear to me what a good solution is with the new layout. Something with Shift perhaps?
  3. Hi! I hope this is the right place to ask a question: How are the two button rows used, and how does it compare to the original Wilba SEQv4 panel? For example, whats the process for switching between different layers (I think that's the correct term? notes/velocity/length/etc)? I'm curious about the workflow differences between the Wilba panel and the new one, which by the way looks so amazing!
  4. Okay, I'll take another look! Admittedly it's been awhile since I've read it :) Thank you!
  5. How do I make changing patterns happen only when the current pattern is done playing? Is that possible?
  6. Hello! Is it possible to "queue" a transpose so that it only triggers when the pattern restarts (goes back to step 1)? Thanks :)
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    midibox seq 1.jpg

    Thank you! Unfortunately it makes the engraved text very hard to read... I am going to try and paint it and hopefully that will improve it a bit :)
  8. Awesome. Thanks for all the hard work you are putting into this project and the community! I just completed my Midibox SEQ v4 build last night and am fascinated by how much functionality it has, and how well everything works.
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    Eran Rundstein

    My Midibox SEQ V4 <3
  10. Hello! I ordered the following kit: http://midiboxshop.bigcartel.com/product/seq-cs-parts-kit It has three resistor values (220, 470, 1K) but I can't figure out which one goes where... Any idea? Thanks!
  11. Thank you for the detailed reply! I am embarrassed to say it was SO/SI - can't believe I didn't double check that one! Seems to work now :D :D :D The ICs indeed seem to have survived even though the did overheat like you mentioned. Oh well, now I'll have a few more of them :) Thanks again, this made my day!!!
  12. Thanks for the reply :) I also checked the resistor networks, they are properly placed. I used the buttons SmashTV sends in his parts kit, and they cannot be misaligned. I ordered new chips so I will just try that next week when they arrive.
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