Analogue-sequencer

> someone's probably already suggested this, but you could use the
> futureretro mobius method for chaining patterns... you hold 
> down the first
> key, and then press whatever key you want the length to be... 
> for example,
> holding down the first key and hitting key 8 will create a half note.
> holding down the first key and hitting key 2 will create a 
> half note. a
> sixteenth could be created by just hitting the first button once in
> whatever special mode this ends up being...

Problem with that is that I like to activate multiple steps at the same
time.
For instance, if I go into a blank pattern that I want all steps on,
I'll press the lower 8 keys together then the upper 8 keys together.
It would be a pain to have to press each key individually to prevent
them getting tied together.
Potentially I could make it a secondary function of FUNC+step keys - so
that if you press FUNC+ a single step key, it shows you the step data as
normal, but if while holding FUNC and the first step key you press
another step key, it ties all the steps between.
The problem with that would be the need for three hands if you want to
tie the whole bar together (hold FUNC + step 1 + step 16)

Cheers,
Colin f