Analogue-sequencer

> i think the first thing you need to do is set up those patterns you
> want on tracks 7 & 8 instead of 1 & 2, and then use tracks 1 - 6 to
> control them. this is because the P3 works through the tracks in
> series, going from 1 to 8, so anything you'd want to manipulate by
> using other tracks would have to go at the bottom of the chain. track
> 1 can't be manipulated by other tracks if i'm not mistaken (correct me
> if i'm wrong Colin). Same goes for the auxes; aux A can't be
> manipulated by any of the following auxes, so you'd need to set up the
> parameter to be manipulated on a later aux and the manipulator on an
> earlier aux.

That is certainly true of the auxes within a single track, and I recommend
if you're modifying one track to do it from an earlier track, since they are
processed in numerical order.
You can affect an earlier track from a later one, although some events might
not do quite what you expect, and it's easier to keep track of what's going
on.

For tricks involving the unmuting of tracks which will then start mangling
other tracks, you should be looking at the 'push' and 'swap' events, and
also the 'auxes to trk n'.
I'm being a single parent today, so no time to go into depth I'm afraid.

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com