At 02:54 AM 12/8/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Hey Mike, thanx for the info... very helpful..
>
>>I'm not sure exactly what you mean,
>
>Let me rephrase it, but I'm sure i can't do it anymore..
>
>I originally didn't know that the pattern switcher and muter was
>the same device (white keys).. Because of this, the "default
>store mode" for pattern changing (changing at the 16th note)
>will never get used by me, even though it seems very fun..
>This is primarily due to the fact I can not (for example) switch
>the pattern and hit a few mutes at the same time (on the first
>count of the new bar).. I can only do this with the pattern quantize
>set to "1".. (hit the next pattern in the middle of the current and the
>switch to mute mode before, or as, it changes).
>
>unless the black key "mutes" stay mute switches in all modes (they don't do
>anything in the "section" mode, do they?)...
>
The black 'mute memory' keys are for storing 'mute modes'. Mute a few
tracks and press shift+MuteMemoryKey. That 'mute pattern' is now stored on
that key. You have five mute memory keys to store mute patterns on, and
they will work in all modes. This isn't quite as nice as having the pattern
switching adn muting on seperate keys (could you hack a pc1600x to do
that?) but it's workable.
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