10-22-2020, 09:28 AM
Played around with it yesterday, what an amazing update! The tables have become so much more useful now. But it also raised a few questions/remarks for me 
- the “random” table preset does not seem to do much. I would expect all kind of random data everywhere but I only get a random hop to 00.
- the double/triple presets clear existing note transpositions, correct? Would be nice to only fill the fx columns
- In the pattern screen, pressing ok on an existing table does not navigate to that table. It would be more consistent if it worked just like the sequencer, where ok navigates to the pattern
- Quantising notes to a scale/chord is only possible inside a table right? I thought I saw some global options in a beta video somewhere, or maybe I just dreamt it
- The row probability command is not near to the other probability commands when scrolling thru them in an fx column. Minor issue but it seems more logical to have those next to each other
At first I thought envelopes were not working when I connected them to a VCA, but then I realised the envs are bipolar and thus need an offset of 128 to function properly in a vca, duh
maybe this saves someone else from a long puzzle... Love how the envelopes can give a slight lofi effect on oscs in a very pleasant way!

- the “random” table preset does not seem to do much. I would expect all kind of random data everywhere but I only get a random hop to 00.
- the double/triple presets clear existing note transpositions, correct? Would be nice to only fill the fx columns
- In the pattern screen, pressing ok on an existing table does not navigate to that table. It would be more consistent if it worked just like the sequencer, where ok navigates to the pattern
- Quantising notes to a scale/chord is only possible inside a table right? I thought I saw some global options in a beta video somewhere, or maybe I just dreamt it

- The row probability command is not near to the other probability commands when scrolling thru them in an fx column. Minor issue but it seems more logical to have those next to each other
At first I thought envelopes were not working when I connected them to a VCA, but then I realised the envs are bipolar and thus need an offset of 128 to function properly in a vca, duh
maybe this saves someone else from a long puzzle... Love how the envelopes can give a slight lofi effect on oscs in a very pleasant way!

