Analogue-sequencer

>   I appreciate Paul's help, but can anyone else advise.  To 
> review (with a correction):
>   =Track 3 is muted
>   =Track 1 has Aux B = Unmute track 3.  Enabled on step 1.
>   =Track 1 has Aux C = offset Dacc rel = +1.  Enabled on step 1.
>   =Track 1, Aux D has Mask xB, Dacc >= n.  n=12.  Enabled on step 1
>   But the track is unmuted regardless, in fact, I can .  As 
> far as I understand it, the scaling Paul mentions doesn't 
> apply to this type of event, correct?

The problem here is that you are trying to mask aux B using aux D.
The auxes are processed in order, so aux B has already taken effect when aux
D disables it.
You should use aux A to do the Mask xB.

It may be confusing that you are using the aux D accumulator, but not aux D.
The aux D accumulator value is added to the value for aux D unless it is
'disconnected' using the xDAcD option.
But the aux D accumulator value is *also* used in any threshold events, such
as 'Mask xB, Dacc>=n'.

Hope that helps.

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