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2 it's 6/8

so yeah, just put a H00 command on row C of every phrase. remember that the downbeats are on rows 0,3,6 and 9 instead of 0,4,8 and C.

also, if you see people talking about grooves in LSDJ like 6/6 or 3/3 or 4/4 remember that these aren't actually time signatures, but relate to how many "ticks" are in each step in a phrase or table. the default groove is 6/6, and the master tempo will ALWAYS relate to a 6/6 groove; so 128bpm in a 5/5 groove is roughly 149BPM, at a 8/8 groove it'd be ~85BPM and at a dumb groove like D/3/5/3 it'd be god knows what. i hope this is helpful and not confusing!!!

i like it, but for some reason they're nearly 300 bucks in australia :v

sectionz records are re-re-releasing the community forum type website soon (http://www.sectionz.com/), hopefully it'll look a bit prettier when it's out of closed beta but you get the idea

maybe some dudes here remember it, but sectionz was the shit back in like 2002-2006. imagine a forum like this with an actual "review economy" (everything revolved around giving reviews) and about 3000 active members. it was kinda great!

beautiful

j arthur keenes employs a bit of ukelele in some of his stuff, i think solarbear did a uke chiptrash thing too but i cant find it

cool, filled it out.

i think it's for live mode mainly, it means you don't have to commit to 16 bars every time you switch to a new pattern. makes things more flexible when rearranging chains in the song window too.

but i know a bunch of people who fill out all the phrases in every chain. i guess it depends on how you like to work!