Analogue-sequencer

> Anyway, one of the things I really enjoy with my twin ARP sequencers
> is mixing their outputs and the running the result through a voltage
> quantiser. By having sequences that are different lengths/clock
> division, you can get these wonderful patterns that evolve in a
> fascinating way. OK, you get wrong notes too unless you consider every
> possible addition that might happen...
> 
> I was wondering whether it might be possible, one day, when you're
> like, not busy*, to have a special P3 MIDI Channel definition called,
> oh, "MonoMix" so that any tracks set to this knew that only one note
> should be produced, no matter how many P3 tracks were set to the same
> MIDI channel. Adding the MIDI notes would then be possible using some
> maths but also other mathematical functions and processes could be
> performed. I know it's the kind of thing that MIDI really isn't good
> at. I mean, adding two voltages is easy but try adding two MIDI
> events. 

The aux controller to 'transpose by track n', will allow you to have any
other track's current note value 'added' to the note value for that
step.
So setting up a pattern on track 2, with 'transpose by track 1' on every
step will give you this effect.
Or you could use track 3 as the 'summed' track, and alternate between
transposing from track 1 or 2, and do very weird stuff.
Or use all 4 aux controllers to add up to 5 tracks together.

Cheers,
Colin f