Analogue-sequencer

>
>> I know colin mentioned being able (one day) to capture chords
>> straight into the auxes: how would this work?
>>
>>
>
> When you go into real-time record, if the pattern you are recording  
> into has
> any auxes assigned to 'aux note abs', they will be written with  
> whatever
> notes you happen to be holding. The most recently played note is  
> written to
> the primary note value, to retain compatibility with mono recording of
> legato.
> It's a little bit different from the way a normal sequencer records
> polyphonically, in some ways a bit limiting, but in others,  
> actually very
> interesting.
> It needs a bit more work, but there should be a public beta of this  
> soon.
> I'm going to have to change the way 'aux note abs' works, which may  
> cause
> compatibility issues unless I leave the old event in and add a new  
> one, or
> P3Tools comes to my rescue...
>
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>



hm, still try to find my way thru the auxillary stuff:
unfortunately I couldn't figure out how to record chords that way, I  
record still single notes when one or more auxes is set to 'aux note  
abs'.

can one send a more detailed step by step instruction for recording  
chords that way.

thanks,
henry