Analogue-sequencer

After setting an aux to CC10, how do I randomize the values rather
than having to set the individual knobs to fixed pan postions?

Roger

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "makedosh" <makedosh@y...>
wrote:
> 
> After setting an aux to CC10, how do I randomize the values rather
> than having to set the individual knobs to fixed pan postions?
> 
> Roger

set an AUX above the one you've set to CC10 to event "Rndmz aux[x]".
say aux B is set to CC10 & aux A is set to "Rndmz aux B", if you want
the panning all over the place, set aux B to 0 and aux A to 127. if
you want it to go to a maximum of halfways to a side, set aux B to 31
and aux A to 96. works great with all other controller messages as
well.. have fun! ;-)

grtz, Chiel

Great!

Thank you.

Roger

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, ch.³l <oozi@o...> wrote:

> --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "makedosh" <makedosh@y...>
> wrote:
> > 
> > After setting an aux to CC10, how do I randomize the values rather
> > than having to set the individual knobs to fixed pan postions?
> > 
> > Roger
> 
> set an AUX above the one you've set to CC10 to event "Rndmz aux[x]".
> say aux B is set to CC10 & aux A is set to "Rndmz aux B", if you want
> the panning all over the place, set aux B to 0 and aux A to 127. if
> you want it to go to a maximum of halfways to a side, set aux B to 31
> and aux A to 96. works great with all other controller messages as
> well.. have fun! ;-)
> 
> grtz, Chiel