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OK....just found this: How step resolution behaves: The above tester also looked at how the sequencer step resolution behaves when you change the global parameter settings. A/B, A->B, parallel reversing direction (1-3). The SQ-1 responds to external clock. But its sync out will change as you change ...

Thanks for the response. When I sync from an external source to my SQ-1, the note type cannot be changed. Always at 1/16 note, if I remember correctly, but maybe it's 1/8 note.. Have you actually hooked two SQ-1s up in this way? I'm just trying to avoid buying and then returning one!

I'm thinking of buying a 2nd SQ-1 sequencer, and am wondering whether I can sync them together at different rates, for instance by setting one globally for 1/4 notes, and the other for 1/16 notes. Will they sync at different rates, or will they default to the rate of one or the other?

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Some Second Thoughts... I've been thinking about the original post: why does Korg not make the marker strips more visible? When I first got my Minilogue, I felt the same way as the OP, and while I like the markers I've painted onto the knobs, I'm not sure any more that it's very important. Unless ...

Thanks....I saw that setting, and now I know what it means!

Have you joined the Google Group associated with the project? There's a link on the top of the donation page, and a link in the group for the download.

On some presets on my Minilogue, while tweaking the LFO rate, the oscilloscope displays a range of 0 to 1023, while on others the display goes from 4 to 1/64, perhaps referring to musical notes. Is there a way to convert one setting to another? Is there a global setting which controls this? I'm ...

moho wrote:[Just always keep one slot free for saving to,(I use the first that way it boots to the patch I'm working on) then move afterwards

What...and lose my wonderful PolyLogue patch?

You've probably seen these. Kind of pricey.

https://www.jrrshop.com/korg-minilogue- ... oC7Arw_wcB

Good news: I've got it all working now. There was a bad USB cable, along with my own ignorance of MIDI and its settings. Windows users will also need to install some drivers, linked to by the author. Once set up correctly, you can load a preset either from the Minilogue, or from the preset library ...

Here's mine with the Wite-Out

http://www.mikespieth.com/Misc/minilogue/minilogue.html

Here's the partial lowdown, good, bad and ugly: You DO get a graphic representation of your patches, great for learning what makes those presets tick. And the library is better than the Korg Sound Librarian, if it works right for you (see below). You can edit the preset names and more. If you want ...

I'm going to download the beta version tonight, and if all installs and works properly, I'll give you a little report!

I'll try this from another angle: Does anyone here know of any software which would allow a Minilogue user to find the exact settings for a patch/preset?