Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, blixton <blixton@a...> wrote:
> Can the p3 do really fast rolls. I like to get in really close on my 
> sequencer and add microscopic rolls on my snares and hats. Can I do  
> this with my hands now?  :-)

yup. the way i do it using auxes is as follows;
- in pattern edit mode, set aux D to "rep*N by length", krank up all
the knobs to max - i usually use the "sculpt" function to do this - &
turn on every step.. this gives you the basic setup to get rolls. the
speed of the roll depends on the length of the note.
- setting aux C to "knob N to length" allows you to use one of the
knobs to vary the speed of the roll in play-mode by varying the
note-length.
- setting aux B to "mask aux D, Kn>N" allows you to create weird
breaks in the roll, or start the roll with a twist of a knob in play-mode.
- setting aux A to "aux D = event N" gives you even more possibilities
to get some variation going... auxes rock!! 

grtz Chiel