Analogue-sequencer

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Paul Nagle <softroom@b...>
wrote:
> On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 01:36:39 -0000, "jimcombsus"
> <jwcombs@b...> wrote:
> 
> >An aux set up to turn another aux on or off randomly, set to middle
> >randomness. The other aux (later) that generates a random note,
> >randomness set to always. Only choose three notes for the random note
> >to occur.
> >
> >Close?
> 
> Remember that you set a random setting on every step where you want
> randomness - so I don't think it would work. 
> I'm looking for a way to ensure that, whenever one of my three notes
> is randomly set active, the two other are also made active. And when
> it's randomly set inactive,  the others too. 
> 
> Another way of thinking about it would be "how might you tie the
> initiation of multiple events to a single random event?"

Hmmm, I thought I was setting up one aux to make the 3 notes random
and the randomness always (either 0 or 127 whichever is always). Then
I thought I was turning that aux on and off randomly in more the mid
randomness setting. 

So, at mid random (sometimes on, sometimes off) the aux controlling
the 3 random notes either is on or off. So either the 3 notes are
becoming random OR they conform to the original, non-auxified note values.

Again, all theory until the weekend when I get back setup;^)

-Jim
www.touchxtone.com