Analogue-sequencer

Colin f wrote:

>> 1. Say, you're running a sequence witht 8 steps. It starts at
>> 1, it goes
>> until 8, and then it repeats, etc. Say, some steps are muted.
>> Now with the
>> Schrittmacher, you can (after pressing a button), by turning
>> a knob, change
>> the sequence so that it puts all the notes one (or more)
>> steps further, or
>> back. The result is, although the sequence still has the same
>> notes, that
>> other notes are now muted and played. If you know what I
>> mean. Extremely
>> cool!
>
> I'm not sure I follow...
> Is this like a rotate of the note values without rotating the gate ?

Yes.

>> 2. Same sequence, same mutes. It's 8/8. Say, you want to make
>> it 5/8, but
>> you want to play step 3-7. On the Schrittmacher, you just
>> play step 3 and 7,
>> and there you go...
>
> Set SKIP on steps 1, 2 and 8.
> Or shift the pattern two steps left, and set the last step to 5.

Hey, that rotating of the pattern is what I meant before. I'll check the
manual and do a search on "rotate".

OK. That'll work.

Thanks.

Gert
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