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Sequencer Division incorrect
The Synth One "Ultimate Guide" says that the sequencer Division control sets the note length of each step, which seems intuitive. This does not match what happens though:
- Open patch 0:init from Starter bank
- Tempo should be 120 bpm
- Set sequencer to "Seq" and switch on
- Set Division to 1/4 note.
- Play a note - each step is 4x too fast (i.e. 16th note).
Hi Malcom,
Good callout. I suggest to maintain backwards compatibility that the documentation be updated to reflect the behavior, which is that the divisor is of the 1/4 note of the tempo, not the 1/1 note.
I would object to changing the sequencer behavior itself…this would break so many presents, and so many users’ experiences.
Marcus
On Apr 16, 2022, at 7:32 AM, Malcolm Haylock @.***> wrote:
The Synth One "Ultimate Guide" says that the sequencer Division control sets the note length of each step, which seems intuitive. This does not match what happens though:
Open patch 0:init from Starter bank Tempo should be 120 bpm Set sequencer to "Seq" and switch on Set Division to 1/4 note. Play a note - each step is 4x too fast (i.e. 16th note). — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/AudioKit/AudioKitSynthOne/issues/178, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AD5L5X2FYZ5K3BFSPZSQ2D3VFLFQFANCNFSM5TSOPFAA. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.
Thanks for the quick feedback. I understand the dilemma, but it's a shame as the most intuitive setup is to have the Division represent the step duration. The current setup requires a x4 mental calculation.
e.g. I want the step to be 1/16 note triplets (=1/24) Therefore the duration must be set to 4x 1/24 = 1/6 = 1/4 note triplets.
If people are already doing this then I'm surprised this issue has not been raised before. Anyway it's not a critical problem, just something that would improve the usability going forward, so I can live with it.