the an1x sequencer is a little tough to use, but if you write out the notes you want on
paper it can be a little easier. the an1x isnt good for trying to make random sequences
that sound good. the 8 control knobs represent steps 1-16. you can plot what notes to
play, how hard they play(velocity), and how long(gate time). i find the sequencer useful
when ihave a good riff in my head, and dont want to play it by hand, or it is too complex
or difficult to play by hand...i am not the best pianist. basicaly all your doing is plotting
points on a graph. here those points are notes...i dont have alot time right now to go step
by step...these are just some things to keep in mind while programming you an1x. peace
out.
> Dear list:
>
> I am slightly embarrassed to admit that, despite having owned
> an AN1X for five+ years, I cannot get the step sequencer to
> work!
>
> My SH-101 has one, and it���s soooo easy ��� press ���Load���, play
> sixteen notes (+/- rests), then press ���Play��� - and you
> instantly have a bubbling bass monster
>
> On the AN1X, I don���t know how to do any of those things!
>
> I���ve checked out the manual several times, but to no avail ���
> it has only a couple of unhelpful pages
>
> Can anyone give me a walk-through guide?
>
> Thx
>
> C
>
>
>
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