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--- In wiardgroup@y..., mark verbos <a0284520@a...> wrote:
> The Buchla 248 is a module that has 16 stages of 2 sliders and 8 bits of 
> switched data on each step. then you have a series of output channels 
> that can independantly address the stages. Among the 8 bits of data are 
> sloped/stepped, 2 trigger outs, voltage and time ranges, 
> quantzed/continuous voltage, external inputs select, 
> sustain/start/end/enable. In the end, you can use any section of the 
> stages as any kind of envelope or  sequencer imaginable.
> 
> in Grant's "MARF MODE" he makes it possible to make a sloped sequence, 
> or multistage envelope out of any sequencer. That's a function that was 
> unique to the 248, envelopes of up to 16 stages in length with any stage 
> being the sustain stage and all slope times and peak voltages controllable.
> 
> it's the coolest analog module around I think.
> 
> mark

Could you please describe a patch to accomplish this?
I'm itching to learn about this functionality as well.

Easier,

-Mike