Analogue-sequencer

> I'd second that - to be honest the "beginners guide" stuff is all well
> and good but 'creating that first pattern' is fairly simple anyway
> with a few glances at the manual. What would be nice is a few more
> things along the lines of Paul's "I got stoned, grabbed this note from
> this track, randomised this, used this accumulator here, shifted the
> delay here, put my left leg in, left leg out" etc. type things that
> make you think "Wow, didn't realise it could do that!"

The problem with doing a tutorial on Aux functions is that I have to think
about what's going on myself ;-)
After pattern creation, I think playlist editing in the next target for a
tutorial, then I'll do something with auxes.
I think a diagram of the logical structure of the sequence engine would help
a lot in understanding how aux events work, so I'll do one of those too.

Cheers,
Colin f