Analogue-sequencer

> If you want to sweep more slowly, over a longer number of bars, you need to
> use the aux D accumulator.
> 
> Assign aux D to MIDI CC #1, and set a value of 0 on every step.
> Assign aux C to "offset aux D", and set a value of 1 on every step.
> 
> With the default accumulator settings, this will make the transmitted aux D
> value increase by 1 on each step, eventually reaching 127 after 8 bars.
> Then it will reset to 0.
> To have it sweep back down, you need to change the accumulator settings for
> the aux D accumulator so the limit behaviour is "rvtz" (reverse to zero).
> See page 140 of the manual for how to do this.
> With reverse enabled, the value will sweep up and down over 16 bars.
> You can make it speed up by increasing the offset values in aux C.
> Or you can slow it down further by only enabling every second step for aux
> C.
> 
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd

> http://www.sequentix.com
>

Colin you realy are the best ... ! This is exactly what I needed but as you're machine ( I 
start calling it an instrument ) is a bit and byte complex at first I just couldn't figure out 
the accumulator approach.

Thank again your support is beyond belief ... !

Martin