Analogue-sequencer

> but why is the "primary" (what I was calling the "root") the last 
> note played? can't it always be the lowest note played instead? or 
> the first? 

It's the last note for mono compatiblity, specifically so that the recording
of legato notes behaves the same way as it did up to now.
I was considering implementing two different assignment algorithms, but
decided to wait and see what people make of the current one.

> can you make it record only into the auxes, after the root notes are 
> installed on their right steps? so I could put the roots in, & then 
> add the partials on the second pass when I've worked out what they 
> should be? :-)

Not yet, but that's an interesting suggestion.
 
> & what about copying/pasting from a pattern into another pattern's 
> auxiliary notes? is there a way using "grab" or "push"?

You can't gain extra notes this way - the playback engine only supports 4
aux notes, so grabbing them from another track will just over-write any
values in the destination pattern.

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