Analogue-sequencer

> Yes, for example you set the key, say C, and you set the 
> scale, for example diatonic. Then when you set a new key, say 
> from C to D, all the notes changes corespondly, but thats the 
> way Zyklus MPS worked. Some times like that you get non 
> musical results, so must be a filter in order to make the 
> results more musical.
> If you want more detail, i can provide.

That sounds like it might be the same as the P3 implementation.
It's possible to set a remote control channel on P3 so an incoming MIDI note
will transpose the current patterns.
Force-to-scale can be used to keep the notes in a chosen scale, and the
transposition can either be pre- or post-FTS.
That is, the transpose applies to the root note of the FTS scale if
transpose is post-FTS.
This only works based on a single note for the transposition - there's
nothing inferred about changes to the scale if you play a chord.
But maybe that's also the case on the Zyklus ?
This is roughly what I plan to add to Cirklon, but with the ability to
direct control to specific tracks from specific MIDI port/channel inputs.

Cheers,
Colin