This isn't another lame os 2 question

I don't think so. When I was messing with the 2500 @ Sam Ash the other day I noticed that when using the note repeat function on the 2500 you can change the diffent values as its playin. We will be able to do that with the new os I can't remember. Sorry if i didn't feel like searchin through all 145 pages of the os thread.

metafor wrote:I don't think so. When I was messing with the 2500 @ Sam Ash the other day I noticed that when using the note repeat function on the 2500 you can change the diffent values as its playin. We will be able to do that with the new os I can't remember. Sorry if i didn't feel like searchin through all 145 pages of the os thread.

yep we would be able to do that. i spoke on it in that thread and i also showed it in 1 of the videos.

Very nice. i couldn't remember if it was mentioned. thanks. This means I might just my sell my old 1k, and buy a new one, after i get worked on @ VST, becuase I can't it anymore with these pads on this particular machine. I'm figuring i got a pad on or something. Because after I get it fixed it mean atleast 8 defective pads..... well thanks again Sparq

you can do that already on the 1k. you just have to strech your fingers and press the T.C. soft key and change the value with another finger on the spinning dial WHILE! holding the note repeat button and playing a melody or even using the q-link on TUNE or something

abunchofsounds wrote:you can do that already on the 1k. you just have to strech your fingers and press the T.C. soft key and change the value with another finger on the spinning dial WHILE! holding the note repeat button and playing a melody or even using the q-link on TUNE or something

damn straight, but it isn't very easy ):

Fu@k that. sound like to much. rather just program it manually.

How hard is it when the 1k is smaller than a lunchbox?

samuraisam wrote:

abunchofsounds wrote:you can do that already on the 1k. you just have to strech your fingers and press the T.C. soft key and change the value with another finger on the spinning dial WHILE! holding the note repeat button and playing a melody or even using the q-link on TUNE or something

damn straight, but it isn't very easy ):

Because I have only one arm. hence the new feautre when availble will help me out greatly.

Sorry I have an advantage over ya'll..

i really wish that was me

HAHAHAHA. Thats good...