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Ah, all right Matt thanks for the explanation...

I suppose this means that I can, within a SAME pattern, "race" through it using this little tool, and change the tempo to whatever I like, or tap it in if I use the foot switch and tamp tempo feature...

Also as Vitja B just discovered, if you use it on pattern "1" (no animation) you mess around with filters instead? (I don't exactly understand how, yet - further details would be appreciated)




But from what I understand, it does NOT do what I originally asked about, which is to be able to switch from pattern "1" to, for instance, "4", without having to tweak the little pattern wheel myself... All it does is mess around IN and WITHIN a pattern but won't let you get out of it and into other patterns, correct?

If so (if that's correct), then is there any way to jump between patterns without having to tweak the knob myself? (looks like there isn't?)

Magellan wrote: If so (if that's correct), then is there any way to jump between patterns without having to tweak the knob myself? (looks like there isn't?)

That's what it looks like to me as well.

yep.. does not jump patterns.


but.. with a say MF101 lowpass filter.. with an envelope out..

run guitar --->101---->murf

run the envelope out of the 101 to your murf trigger in and then every note can trigger the next stage...

I have my bass going into the 105b then into the 101 with a trs cable from the env out to the lfo in. The 105b is being used as an overdrive with the lpf right up & everything else near the bottom except the 525 which is near the middle, the drive is 2/3 on & animation is set to 1a.
The 101 is set with the ammount near 0, cutoff at the line below 250, resonance is either set to 1 or 6 & the switches are smooth & 4pole. I have the ep2 into either the ammount or the cutoff in, this makes some amazing fuzzy dub to funky synth sounds.

I got a tap tempo switch but I never use it as it's too hard to get it in time with the drummer. I do use the animation on a couple of songs tho.

G