Analogue-sequencer

> I was wondering also whether there was a way to use the 
> random mask to effect the skip step feature. Didn't see a way...

This isn't possible to implement.
If a step is skipped, it never becomes the current step, so events can never
act upon it to make it un-skipped.
I could potentially add an event to advance another track forward by a step,
but that could be time consuming (in terms of latency caused and
implementation time). The code to advance a pattern to it's next step is
more complicated than you might imagine (bear in mind it could be set to a
random direction, and have any number of steps skipped).

Cheers,
Colin f

I was wondering also whether there was a way to use the random mask to effect the skip step feature. Didn't see a way...

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> On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 06:26:30 -0800, Gene Schwartz
> <implode7@comcast.net> wrote:
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> >Btw, I noticed that there was a newer version of the User's Guide up, and
> >downloaded it. But it seems to be missing most of the 'tips and tricks' (or
> >whatever it was called) pages. They were in the table of contents, but not
> >in the actual content. At least in the one I downloaded...
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> Ah, sorry, must've cocked up. I have a slightly updated version I was
> going to upload but thought I might polish it over the hols. Will take
> a look and fix over the next few days.
> 
> Paul
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