Hello, after some years stop working with Scope device I ' m back to this platform.
I currently experience problems with all Step sequencer of the Scope devices.
All these devices ( modular Step sequencer, SB404,etc..) that have internal sequencers have problems.
You can't modify the sequencer sequence, it doesn't have any effect.
I also try to install Scope version 5.0 instead of 5.1 but the problem remain.
I 've just succeed to modify the sequencer by changing the Scope master clock, it reset all scope interface and then the sequencer modify the sequence.
but I have to do this each time I modify the sequence, which is really slow and painful.
My old PCI Scope with Scope 4.5 doesn't have any problem with these devices.
Anyone can help or has a clue to solve the problem?
even any infos concerning this problem are welcome.
Many thanks
Xite and internal step sequencer
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jeezs
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Re: Xite and internal step sequencer
This is a known problem for Scope 5.x, possibly to be fixed in Scope 6.
Meanwhile MattoMat works great :
http://www.hitfoundry.com/issue_15/mat_mast.htm
I'll be using Mattomat anyway even if they fix SB404.
Meanwhile MattoMat works great :
http://www.hitfoundry.com/issue_15/mat_mast.htm
I'll be using Mattomat anyway even if they fix SB404.
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Eanna
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Re: Xite and internal step sequencer
Hi Dante, do you know, do other non-Creamware Scope devices with Step Sequencers suffer the same fate?
E.g. Wolf's LoopMangler and StepSequencer devices?
http://www.wolf-audio.com/wad/devices/E ... ngler.html
http://www.wolf-audio.com/wad/devices/E ... encer.html
Sounds like folk are having recent successes with Sharc's Sequencer:
http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28778
I've yet to try it...
E.g. Wolf's LoopMangler and StepSequencer devices?
http://www.wolf-audio.com/wad/devices/E ... ngler.html
http://www.wolf-audio.com/wad/devices/E ... encer.html
Sounds like folk are having recent successes with Sharc's Sequencer:
http://forums.planetz.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=28778
I've yet to try it...
Not because it is easy, but because it is hard...