Analogue-sequencer

Hi;


> >> He's saying that he'd like to program a sequence with 
different step
> >> (and/or gate?) times in each step. Right now he's only getting
> >> "tu,tu,tu,tu,tu,tu,tu,tu" when he'd like to get 
"tu,tuuuuuuuum,tuuuu,tuu".
> >
> > Aaaaah.    YEAHH! thanks for the translation!

> >
> >> The reference to the 202 was to point out that with that 
machine he was
> >> able to get "tu, tu, tu,silence, tu tu, tuuuuuuuu, tu 
tuuuuuuuu".
> >
> > Using ties and note lengths you can do this. Note length is good 
for
> > making some notes staccatto and if you want to make one note 
several
> > steps longer than others, have a series of identical notes with 
tie
> > between them. Correct or am I in fantasy land again? (always
> > possible).
>
>No, you're absolutely right. Actually did these kind of things last 
weekend.

Could somebody expalin me how to do that ,please? once again the manual 
is....
>
>Keep smiling Hans, you bought one of the deepest stepsequencers around.
>Maybe a bit tough in the beginning to learn, but *after* you passed 
that...
&g
>
>Pure stepsequence heaven!!

I hope so!   I´ll like to jubilate at last the unfinished piece of crap the 
MAQ 16-3 is!
>

Thanks all of you!

Hans

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> Could somebody expalin me how to do that ,please? once again 
> the manual 
> is....

Go into pattern edit.
The step mode will be 'GATE' - shown by the LED above the step mode key.
Turn on steps 1, 2, 3 and 4 by pressing step keys 1 to 4.
If you're not already running the pattern, press RUN.
You should hear 4 notes play on the first 4 steps, then silence for the
rest of the pattern until it loops.
Adjust the note knobs for steps 2, 3 and 4, so that each step plays the
same note as step 1.
Press step key mode so the 'TIE' is selected - shown by the LED.
Now press step keys 1, 2 and 3.
Now your 4 notes on steps 1 to 4 should play as one longer note.

If any of the notes are different, TIE will have the effect of
overlapping the notes.

Cheers,
Colin f