Analogue-sequencer

> I think I misunderstood - I thought you wanted the actual events 
> from another track to apply to the current one, not just that you 
> wanted to pull multiple aux values.

i think you got it just fine. for example, i've now got a pattern on
track 2, with all 4 AUXes set up as "AUX note REL". in track 1 i have
a pattern with AUX A set as "PUSH AUX C to trk 2", AUX B set up as
"PUSH AUX D to trk 2", AUX C set up as "MASK AUX D, Kn>N" and AUX D
set up as "SET NOTE". this allows me to have a 5-note polyphony on
track 2 where the AUX C setting on track 1 lets me mask one of the
polyphonic notes of track 2 with the lower knob 1, and the AUX D
setting lets me alter the notes originally in the pattern on track 2.
pretty much just what i asked for; that the actual events from track 1
are forwarded to track 2, so i have more than 4 AUXes per track available.

> Did you notice there's one type free in the grab/swap/push values ?
> I suppose 'aux BCD' might be useful there. I could include A, but   
> since you need one aux to do the grab/swap/push-ing...

i did indeed notice, and i was hoping you were saving it for "aux
BCD"... :-)

grtz Chiel