Analogue-sequencer

> Well well...
> 
> here's one to stretch the old grey matter (well, it did mine). 
> 
> Create a pattern with a sequence in it on one track. Leave the rest
> inactive. As a precaution to what's coming, make sure all parts have
> that pattern active. 
> 
> Now set Aux A to Randomise Aux B
> set Aux B to : Aux D=event n
> set Aux C to Randomise Aux D
> It really doesn't matter what you set Aux D to... .8-)

Nagle, you're mental.
I knew it would be theoretically possible to do this, but I didn't like
to think about the end results. It was too complicated.

> We're heading into wild new territories here gang. Which is nice...

Need to hear it with 4 pairs of tracks, each pair driving a synth, with
one pattern generating notes and events, and the other randomly
generating patch modifications by CC.

8-)

Cheers,
Colin f