Analogue-sequencer

On Tue, 17 Aug 2004, Paul Nagle wrote:

> It randomises the event type. So it could be altering pattern length
> on one pass, muting a track on another. It can mute itself of course
> and at that point it means it's ready to finish. This critter has a
> mind of its own... 8)

sooo... it somehow randomizes these values for aux d for all steps in the
pattern, having different effects (events) for each repetition of the
pattern? i still don't see this business about making sure the track is
unmuted in other parts... will it actually switch parts too???

i guess what i'm asking should go to colin: what things can "events" be?

> >yeah, and i'm totally lost... which is good. maybe when i'm able to get
> >auxes working on my P3 i will be less lost. :)
>
> Come here. Bring drugs.

Send airfare. :)

> We are not worthy... OK, I'm not... 8)

no kidding we're not...

bleep.
out.

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