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WOW MAN!

http://blog.ntrq.net/

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Tucson, AZ

so hot!  I'm bumping some nice nasty noises up in here.

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So nasty.. i love it!!

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Milwaukee, WI

Well slap my dick-cheeks and color me impressed!

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San Francisco

oooooo snap.

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Chicago IL

oh my

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rochester, ny

can't wait to load this up when i get home from work. exciting.

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Milwaukee, WI

This is super cool!  I'm really interested to see where this goes. Thank you!

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wipes drool off face...
starts saving for a powerpak again ;D

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pulsar is insane

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Rochester, NY

pretty cool, at least as a proof-of-concept (not that you can really do anything with it at this point). interested to see how it'll be in practice.

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WOW MAN!

I'd like to hear from anyone who has ideas for Pulsar. At the moment I'm planning to steal ideas from LSDJ - I told Johan and he's cool smile

One of the big issues I need to address is the amount of screen updating per-frame because the synth engine will be refreshed 4 times per frame (as you can see). LSDJ has a much simpler screen layout than NTRQ so I need to head in that direction.

Any and all ideas welcome.

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WOW MAN!

Quick poll for the LSDJ users:

Would you rather Pulsar had;

2 FX per pattern (phrase) step and 1 FX per table step

or

1 FX per pattern step and 2 FX per table step

(And don't say 2 FX each smile)

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rochester, ny
neilbaldwin wrote:

Quick poll for the LSDJ users:

Would you rather Pulsar had;

2 FX per pattern (phrase) step and 1 FX per table step

or

1 FX per pattern step and 2 FX per table step

(And don't say 2 FX each smile)

2 FX per pattern (phrase) step and 1 FX per table step

but that's just me!

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WOW MAN!

Well if nobody else chips in, I'll rename it MaynardTracker and you'll get my complete attention smile

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Geneva, NY

Totally 2 per table.  It's a no brainer.  Tables with only one FX row is seriously gonna hinder sound design. 

Also, if there's a command to fire up a particular table, like the LSDJ A command, then you'd also be able to use 2 FX simultaneously in a particular pattern step.