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Re: [analogue-sequencer] sending program changes

2004-06-03 by Paul Nagle

On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 13:13:01 -0500 (CDT), blip <bleep@waste.org> wrote:

>
>how does the P3 send program changes? are they considered events on the
>track so they get sent everytime the sequence loops, or do they only occur
>when the sequence is loaded?

There are two types of program changes sent. The first type is sent on
the channel for "track 9" whenever a Bank is loaded. This is useful to
set up multitimbral modules, drum machines etc. ready for performance.
It kinda mirrors the way the Polymorph works.

The other type is as an Aux event - and can be controlled as per all
Aux events - you send it when you need to. I personally use this to
alter patterns on my Electribes and thus provide some variation during
a performance. The trick (which I have not totally mastered) is to
send them exactly when you want to - I would typically store each Aux
event but only unmask or unmute them when I choose.

Does that help?

Paul
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