A/B switching modules

[theWholeSandwich]

I wrote two identical sequences, the second one is a whole step lower. I can play the first one for 8 measures, then I can manually switch the two A/B input modules using the performance button 1, so the second sequence can play for a few measures.... but how can I automate it?

[Steve W]

One option: Use a two step sequencer to bias the pitch voltage of the 8-step pattern.

[UrbanCyborg]

Benard has A/B switches.

Reid

[Steve W]

There are lots of other options (and refinements), too.

[theWholeSandwich]

thanks everyone figured out how to automate between the normal slow delay, NO delay for the fills and LONG delay for the breaks

[Steve W]

I wrote two identical sequences, the second one is a whole step lower. I can play the first one for 8 measures, then I can manually switch the two A/B input modules using the performance button 1, so the second sequence can play for a few measures.... but how can I automate it?

thanks everyone figured out how to automate between the normal slow delay, NO delay for the fills and LONG delay for the breaks

Glad you figured something out that meets your musical needs. From looking at the two uploaded presets I am totally mystified how the new one which automates between the normal slow delay, no delay for the frills and LONG delay for the breaks relates to the problem you originally posed (automating switching between two sequences that are identical except for pitch transposition). But it doesn't matter as long as you figured out something that works for you.

I really don't think you need any help doing stuff. You do well enough figuring things out for yourself.

[theWholeSandwich]

Very astute. I gave up on the other one for now as I still never resolved the original issue. here's the finished product of the second one with the delays:

https://www.soundclick.com/music/songIn ... D=14531352

[theWholeSandwich]

Benard has A/B switches.

Reid

Thanks! I was able to dish out 5 bucks for it. Can't afford the Mccauley bundle yet even at 45 bucks