Analogue-sequencer

Hi-
Hopefully somebody knows this----I thought I read this in the manual but can't find it 
now.  I'm looking for a quick way to set every note value of the 16 steps available to the same 
note, ie. 16 steps of C4 on track 1, or 16 steps of E#3 on track 2. Rather than twisting each 
knob to the same value. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks
Brian

The easiest way is to use the sculpt command.  Just get to page 7 in pattern edit (hold down 
page, then hit step 7), and hold down the function key under sculpt note.  As the sequencer 
runs, each step's note value will  be overwritten with whatever value is encoded by the data 
knob.  Its a cool way to make new basslines if you tweak the data knob as you hold it down.

Stu


--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "skylab001" <skylab001@...> wrote:
>
> Hi-
> Hopefully somebody knows this----I thought I read this in the manual but can't find it 
> now.  I'm looking for a quick way to set every note value of the 16 steps available to the 
same 

> note, ie. 16 steps of C4 on track 1, or 16 steps of E#3 on track 2. Rather than twisting each 
> knob to the same value. Is there a way to do this?
> 
> Thanks
> Brian
>

ahh yes thank you!!  Love this thing!!

Brian


--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "drxcm" <drstu@...> wrote:
>
> The easiest way is to use the sculpt command.  Just get to page 7 in pattern edit (hold 
down 
> page, then hit step 7), and hold down the function key under sculpt note.  As the 
sequencer 
> runs, each step's note value will  be overwritten with whatever value is encoded by the 
data 
> knob.  Its a cool way to make new basslines if you tweak the data knob as you hold it 
down.
> 
> Stu
> 
> 
> --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "skylab001" <skylab001@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi-
> > Hopefully somebody knows this----I thought I read this in the manual but can't find 
it 
> > now.  I'm looking for a quick way to set every note value of the 16 steps available to 
the 
> same 
> > note, ie. 16 steps of C4 on track 1, or 16 steps of E#3 on track 2. Rather than twisting 
each 

> > knob to the same value. Is there a way to do this?
> > 
> > Thanks
> > Brian
> >
>

skylab001 wrote:

A great way to create unusual riffs is to use the sculpt option to set 
your pitches, note lengths, velocities and aux values. Rather than 
merely holding down the function key and turning the knob, try turning 
the knob whilst rapidly tapping patterns on the function key. I was 
doing this yesterday to set the filter balance on an Access Virus so it 
did these wild leaps from one filter to another in a way that smooth 
knob operation wouldn't achieve.

Using the "tap" softkey to enter initial 'gate on' events is another 
good way to do stuff that doesn't sound like it's been hammered in using 
familiar hand positions on a keyboard. Try setting up an aux to grab 
notes from another track then use sculpt to set what which track you are 
grabbing from. Doing this, closing yours eyes and listening to the 
results is another cool way to get something you might not "compose".


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