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Dunno if you've done this but it can have a really lovely groove...

Try the following on one of your patterns

Aux A: Offset Aux D Rel (step 1,value around +7)
Aux B: Inact or rnd Aux C (every step, low values, around 15-25) * I 
have no idea what real difference this makes, ask me when I'm not 
stoned. Seems to do something.
Aux C: Rnd Aux D (every step, low values, around 10-20)
Aux D: mask gate,n>dAcc (every step, values make patterns around 1-60 
range)
Set Aux config for Aux D's accumulator limit to about 60, return to 
zero, clip then (um) set xDAcD to on.

The row D settings shape the pattern in the coarsest tuning, the aux c 
and the aux b rows control the fine tuning. Experiment with inverting 
the masking in row D (the opposite polarity mask event).

Just thought I'd share that with you cos it's rather nice.

Hehehe, is it Friday, no!!! :)

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Paul Nagle wrote:

> The row D settings shape the pattern in the coarsest tuning, the aux c 
> and the aux b rows control the fine tuning. Experiment with inverting 
> the masking in row D (the opposite polarity mask event).

I explained that badly. I have an excuse.
I mean that, say, your pattern breaks down over the run of the 
accumulator, the inverse masking event dAcc>=n would *build* the pattern 
from pieces into a whole. A good device for a subtle change of tempo 
dooooooods.....bzzzzzzzz

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Paul
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