That's also what I'm (realistically) hoping for.mt3 wrote:This kind of integration is what I'm hoping to see in the mk III modules...sackley wrote:3. To expand on that concept, and I think this is a real stretch, might it be possible to save the settings of MkII modules within the SH presets? Obviously there would have to be some kind of ribbon cable connection for normaling, maybe using the existing ports. Hertz Donut tracking, waveforms, mod destination. Kermit settings (at least the digital mod destination and rate setting). Zorlon Cannon clock settings. This would be incredible for patch evolution and performance.
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200e versions of IME would absolutely push me over the edge into that format. Already considering that path, and that would be the nail in the coffin.
On topic: Anyone have experiences similar with loading? I suspect this may be user error, though still curious if anyone else can test loading with slow external clocks.
On topic: Anyone have experiences similar with loading? I suspect this may be user error, though still curious if anyone else can test loading with slow external clocks.
Another patch exploring the use of phasing sequences from SHii and Argos Bleak. This one a single sequence to derive 2 separate lines, with the second using a different sequence of gates.
Uses v2 probability and some bursts to create a shifting canon.
A 3rd line was recorded after using the same patch, but slightly different seq parameters.
Uses double gate/envelopes to create additional phasing of the lines.
Sound source is Hertz Donut mkii.
Light editing in Live and addition of Eventide and Audio Damage plug ins for delay and reverb.
https://soundcloud.com/cen-8/sp1r3
Uses v2 probability and some bursts to create a shifting canon.
A 3rd line was recorded after using the same patch, but slightly different seq parameters.
Uses double gate/envelopes to create additional phasing of the lines.
Sound source is Hertz Donut mkii.
Light editing in Live and addition of Eventide and Audio Damage plug ins for delay and reverb.
https://soundcloud.com/cen-8/sp1r3
Can't reproduce. Used same setup as you.sackley wrote:On topic: Anyone have experiences similar with loading? I suspect this may be user error, though still curious if anyone else can test loading with slow external clocks.
Even tried with no EXT CLK signal patched.
What happens if you don't press RESET?
Go to a GATE page where you can see which sliders are assigned a gate.
Load different preset.
Do the sliders change?
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...and believe I just reproduced it.sackley wrote:On topic: Anyone have experiences similar with loading? I suspect this may be user error, though still curious if anyone else can test loading with slow external clocks.
So you pressed RESET after loading a new patch in order to instantly start the new patch rather than having the new patch load after the old patch finishes its sequence (and essentially presses RESET for you when it reaches the end of its sequence), correct?
Similar to toggling betwen EXT CLK and INT CLK to force the new preset to load, does the new preset load if you toggle START/STOP while in EXT CLK mode?
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Glacial (may be an exaggeration for the current patch, have been exploring leaving all patch cords static and only tweaking knobs and settings, so at one point or another it was probably ~20 bpm or less) currently ~30-60 bpm, which I wouldn't exactly term as 'glacial'.
Yes, pressing 'Reset' after confirming a new preset load as you described for exactly those reasons. It does load properly when switched to internal clock. It also loads instantly when first booted and in "Stop" position and "Internal" clock mode.
I'll have to get my patch explorations recorded so I can test this further. Appreciate the help mt3 & wireangel.
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Firmware has been updated today to 2.01 - from Facebook:
Get the update here: http://www.industrialmusicelectronics.com/products/18This fixes two bugs (ghost pulses on tracks 2, 3, 4 when reset, incorrect scale root selection behavior in 12 tone mode). There will be another update in the future, but I'm thinking of a fun feature or two to add before finishing that work.
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Is the knob by the clock mode button not doing anything still...or am I forgetting?
I just started messing with sending LFOs to the clock CV, which means I'm using internal clocking and couldn't remember if the knob has a function anymore.
Really hate the tempo input currently. It makes sense for the rotary to be the clock input, but the button combo really is frustrating. Doesn't make sense for a knob to do nothing though.
Loving all the new features still and glad I've kept it.
I just started messing with sending LFOs to the clock CV, which means I'm using internal clocking and couldn't remember if the knob has a function anymore.
Really hate the tempo input currently. It makes sense for the rotary to be the clock input, but the button combo really is frustrating. Doesn't make sense for a knob to do nothing though.
Loving all the new features still and glad I've kept it.
"Large clock knob fine tunes sequence tempo".hawkfuzz wrote:Is the knob by the clock mode button not doing anything still...or am I forgetting?
I just started messing with sending LFOs to the clock CV, which means I'm using internal clocking and couldn't remember if the knob has a function anymore.
Really hate the tempo input currently. It makes sense for the rotary to be the clock input, but the button combo really is frustrating. Doesn't make sense for a knob to do nothing though.
Loving all the new features still and glad I've kept it.
Mine does nothing except display 000 when I turn the clock knob.
I hate the cumbersome tempo change finger gymnastics as well. I get too lazy to change the tempo, I don't even bother at times.
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Me too. I liked having drastic tempo changes available on the big knob. Since moving that function to the button+knob combo... I now use SH almost exclusively in EXT CLK mode.mt3 wrote: I hate the cumbersome tempo change finger gymnastics as well. I get too lazy to change the tempo, I don't even bother at times.
My feelings exactly! So I emailed Scott about making the clock knob sweep the full range of tempos, and this was his reply:soundslikejoe wrote:Me too. I liked having drastic tempo changes available on the big knob. Since moving that function to the button+knob combo... I now use SH almost exclusively in EXT CLK mode.mt3 wrote: I hate the cumbersome tempo change finger gymnastics as well. I get too lazy to change the tempo, I don't even bother at times.
"This is how the clock knob originally worked in the 1.0 firmware. We switched to the encoder programming to greatly increase the stability of the clock. Having a 12 bit ADC controlling such a wide range of values was negatively affecting the timing. The fine knob’s resolution is actually much greater than tenths, the display just doesn’t show it. The CV input for the clock is still very sensitive, though. If you patch a DC voltage into it you can use the attenuverter to get the effect you are looking for.
I’ll try the reversal of the encoder programming behavior (push+turn does coarse) in the next update! Thanks for your message."
Good explanation for why it was changed, and maybe it will get a little easier to change with the encoder alone soon. Also the DC workaround is OK for some situations.

