Analogue-sequencer

> Next up after those are random and threshold masks.
> These events will allow you to mask another event, so the masked   
> event only takes place with a certain probability, or when an 
> accumulator is above or below a threshold value. This will add to 
> the ability to have a pattern gradually modify its behaviour over 
> time. Setting tbase, direction, tempo and so on, are slated for 
> future aux events too.
> Also on the TBI list is 'aux note' - this will allow additional 
> notes to be sent on each pattern step, for up to 5 note polyphonic 
> patterns. Extra notes will be selectable as absolute notes, or 
> relative to the primary note on the step.

nice demo Paul...absolutely no idea what & how you've done. i just 
spent a few hours playing around with the new 'Events' but to be 
honest i have no idea (yet) as to how these work. i'm getting 
interesting stuff allright but i'm basically flying blind with this 
stuff.
Colin; (or Paul or Paul or anyone else of course) could you maybe 
post some examples of possible uses of available events with 
explanations about what's happening? as a syx-dump would be great of 
course as it would allow me (and other potential users) to get a 
hands-on grasp of events. no hurry on my part though; i'll probably 
not be actually using the events until after next week's gig.
i'm looking forward to the polyphonic thing though. should be good; i 
can imagine a bunch of creative uses for it already..
oh Paul M.; as i was listening to Paul N's demo i realised i hadn't 
listened to your Mr. Zorg's 'hot pink' bit yet....that's some fine 
trippy stuff!! you should've added a warning not to smoke large 
blunts while listening if you're planning to do any driving or heavy-
machine operating afterwards. ;)

grtz Chiel