Sequencer Division incorrect

[imprompt]

The Synth One "Ultimate Guide" says that the sequencer Division control sets the note length of each step, which seems intuitive. This does not match what happens though:

• Open patch 0:init from Starter bank
• Tempo should be 120 bpm
• Set sequencer to "Seq" and switch on
• Set Division to 1/4 note.
• Play a note - each step is 4x too fast (i.e. 16th note).

[marcus-w-hobbs]

Hi Malcom, Good callout. I suggest to maintain backwards compatibility that the documentation be updated to reflect the behavior, which is that the divisor is of the 1/4 note of the tempo, not the 1/1 note. I would object to changing the sequencer behavior itself…this would break so many presents, and so many users’ experiences. Marcus

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[imprompt]

Thanks for the quick feedback. I understand the dilemma, but it's a shame as the most intuitive setup is to have the Division represent the step duration. The current setup requires a x4 mental calculation.

e.g. I want the step to be 1/16 note triplets (=1/24)
Therefore the duration must be set to 4x 1/24 = 1/6 = 1/4 note triplets.

If people are already doing this then I'm surprised this issue has not been raised before.
Anyway it's not a critical problem, just something that would improve the usability going forward, so I can live with it.