Analogue-sequencer

The basic answer is:
Go to playlist edit and there you can transpose each
pattern for every track up/down three octaves using
the lower (note) knob on playlist step 1-8.

However, there are some less obvious ones too,
including transpose by event for aux assignments,
including post-playlist transpose "xpose by track
n+p".

Also set-step value events include "xpose by n" and
with accumulators there's more hidden joys... 
There's simply LOADS of ways to transpose from single
notes, to patterns, to playlists, to parts...

FULLY read the manual (as i didn't at first...) and
even though you won't be doing everything to start
with, you will soon realise just how much your P3 can
do for you.

Have fun,
Kev.


--- Zahir Manek <zanalogheaven@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>   This is probably a simple question but I haven't
> been able to figure out how to transpose just one
> track in a part. I can transpose all the tracks in a
> part remotely using a keyboard or from the unit
> itself using the PXPos, but is there a way to either
> remotely or from the unit  transpose individual
> tracks without transposing the entire part?
>   Thanks
> 
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