Re: Smack ideas. What else do people want in a drum synth?

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> Being completely ignorant about smack I don't know if
> it sequences but if you do I'd encourage not doing it
> by pattern interface. Use the percussion staff. It's
> so much easier than pattern interfaces and if it did
> realtime playback upon note input anyone could learn
> to read the percussion staff in about 10 minutes. OK,
> maybe five minutes.
>

Doesn't do sequencing ;-)

> And if smack doesn't do sequencing then how about
> something rare like good documentation. I'd love to
> study synthesis I just haven't had the time to do it.
>

good idea... documentation.... don't have any of that at the moment....

> Alwright, disreguard both of those ideas and get smack
> and it's dependencies to compile on FC whatever. Never
> mind, I'm being a dickhead. Seriously, smack looks
> like good stuff. One of these days I'd like to try it.
>

Thanks ;-)

>
> ron
>
> > Loki
> >
>
>
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