Analogue-sequencer

Hi Stoffel,

Compiled replies coming up...

> i have a little Wish for the AuxD, and that is: MaskGate = AuxD. So
> with the Wrap Feature of AuxD it would be nice, if I could turn steps
> on AND off, with MaskGate > AuxD I can turn steps on, more and more,
> but with MaskGate = AuxD i could set up some variations depending on
> Aux D.

I've got 'mask gate, dAcc<=n' on the TBI list, but I guess a simple
dAcc=n will be useful too.

> I think there is a problem with the AuxD Acc. I think it is not
> counting up properly. I set on Step1 AuxD Rel +1 but it seems like it
> is adding more. Or it is a problem with the MaskGate > AuxD
> Comparison, I don't know. I also tried AuxD Abs with Values between 1
> and 8 and also got strange results. I have steps with MaskGate > AuxD
> set to 1, 2, 3, 4 ... 8 and wanted them to turn on, one after the
> other, but I can't get it running. I set AUxD lim to 127 and A:rtz and
> R:clip
> 
> I'm trying for hours now, with Firmware 3.92, maybe I'm doing
> something wrong, but I don't know what, so I think there is still some
> bug in it.

Are you using aux D for the offset or mask events ?
The threshold uses of the aux D accumulator kind of rule out the use of
aux D for other events as the values on each step for that event will be
affected by the current aux D accumulator value. I suspect thats whats
happening to you.
If you assign 'offset aux D rel' to aux D itself, then a string of
values +1, +1, +1, +1, will translate into accumulator values of 1, 3,
7, and 15, as the amount of offset applied by each step is also subject
to the accumulator value.
To make aux D useable for events when the aux D accumulator is being
used for theshold triggering, I'd need to add a way to detach the aux D
accumulator from being added to the aux D value. I thought about doing
that automatically for certain events that were assigned to aux D, but
that could be even more complicated the understand.

So as a general rule, if your'e using the aux D accumulator to set
threshold levels, use aux A to do the offset, aux B or C for the masked
events, and leave aux D unused.

Cheers,
Colin f