Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" <colin@c...> wrote:
>  
> > 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'.


This is all great info for the user manual!

-Jim