Analogue-sequencer

Folks,

v3.965 is in the Yahoo files section now.
This is one for advanced users - if you're not using aux events, you 
can probably live without it.

5 new events are added:
 aux B = cc #n     temporarily re-assign aux B to controller
 aux B = event n   temporarily re-assign aux B to event
 aux D = cc #n     temporarily re-assign aux D to controller
 aux D = event n   temporarily re-assign aux D to event
 events to trk n   redirect subsequent events to another track

The first 4 events can be used to have one aux re-define the 
function of another. This applies only for the steps that the re-
assign event is active on. This is handy if you want to send lots of 
different CCs, don't need to send them all together, but don't have 
enough auxes. You can use aux A to select the CC number transmitted 
by aux B, and aux B to set the value. That way you could send 16 
different CCs in one pattern using only 2 auxes.

The redirect event is to allow you to have more auxes for a given 
track. Auxes are processed in order of track, so it is important 
always to redirect events to a higher numbered track.
Say you want to have 7 aux events operate on a particular pattern.
You could configure aux A on track 1 as 'events to trk n' and set 
the value to 2.
Then auxes B, C and D for track 1 will operate on the data for track 
2. The auxes for track 2 will also operate on track 2 as normal, 
giving you a total of 7 auxes.
There are some restrictions - you can still only generate 4 aux 
notes in total, and CCs are not yet redirect (although that may be 
added).
But you can also do very cool things. For example, if you use a 
redirected aux to randomize the note value on the next track, but 
have two different lengths of pattern, the note that is randomized 
in the second track will move around.

Cheers,
Colin f