--Serge newbie stepping forward--
I envision it as this.. run seq row "A" into one "side" or the
xfader of the ACPR, run row "B" into the other side, run the output
to whatever youre controlling. then, use the last step or gate of the
sequence (somehow) to fade from rows A to B.. then it will fade back
and fourth between rows. cool Cnceptually..yeah.. patch details?
nope. .
~Steve
I envision it as this.. run seq row "A" into one "side" or the
xfader of the ACPR, run row "B" into the other side, run the output
to whatever youre controlling. then, use the last step or gate of the
sequence (somehow) to fade from rows A to B.. then it will fade back
and fourth between rows. cool Cnceptually..yeah.. patch details?
nope. .
~Steve
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, darkstr1746@c... wrote:
> Ok Chris, you got my full attention on this one. Care to
elaborate??. I think i have it conceptualy but i'm not sure how to
patch it up.
> kind regards
> john duval
>
> -------------- Original message --------------
> With either, of course, you may run two rows into an ACPR
to "double" the sequence length.
>
>