Analogue-sequencer

Hi Henry, 

> hm, still try to find my way thru the auxillary stuff:
> unfortunately I couldn't figure out how to record chords that way, I  
> record still single notes when one or more auxes is set to 'aux note  
> abs'.

Recording chords into aux notes is a new feature I'm working on, not yet
released.
Hopefully I should have something uploaded for beta testing in the next few
days.
At the moment, I'm getting it to write 'aux note rel' events if they're
assigned, which means you can then 'tune' all notes of the chord on a step
with the main note knob.
It's going to be fun ;-)

Best regards,
Colin Fraser
Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
http://www.sequentix.com

>
>> I know colin mentioned being able (one day) to capture chords
>> straight into the auxes: how would this work?
>>
>>
>
> When you go into real-time record, if the pattern you are recording  
> into has
> any auxes assigned to 'aux note abs', they will be written with  
> whatever
> notes you happen to be holding. The most recently played note is  
> written to
> the primary note value, to retain compatibility with mono recording of
> legato.
> It's a little bit different from the way a normal sequencer records
> polyphonically, in some ways a bit limiting, but in others,  
> actually very
> interesting.
> It needs a bit more work, but there should be a public beta of this  
> soon.
> I'm going to have to change the way 'aux note abs' works, which may  
> cause
> compatibility issues unless I leave the old event in and add a new  
> one, or
> P3Tools comes to my rescue...
>
> Best regards,
> Colin Fraser
> Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
> http://www.sequentix.com
>



hm, still try to find my way thru the auxillary stuff:
unfortunately I couldn't figure out how to record chords that way, I  
record still single notes when one or more auxes is set to 'aux note  
abs'.

can one send a more detailed step by step instruction for recording  
chords that way.

thanks,
henry