Elektron Musical Instruments

sorry! i was a little distracted when writing. while writing i
realized that the person was probably into using more than just a step
or two of CTR-ALL change in their sequence, and so the reloading of
the original kit (if the altered one was not saved) was more
appropriate. 

what i was proposing was, in hindsight, a creative device and not a
solution to his problem. with the CTR-ALL machine loaded into one of
the MD's tracks, by using parameter locks with the CTR could make a
few steps per pattern do some wild things, and return the kit to
normal. the whole "lunacy to come" thing came about while i was
thinking about using the CTR-ALL machine in the live setting. use the
CTR with parameter locks early on, and then as the set nears the end,
start tweaking the CTR without parameter locks to tweak the audience!
and you'll still have the original kit to reload should the
CTR-tweaked kit become too muddled for your taste.

--- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, Chris Thomas <ecksfive@g...>
wrote:
> Care to elaborate? I'm not quite sure I follow you...
> Thanks :)
> 
> On 7/8/05, scutopus <scutopus@y...> wrote:
> > although it will use up the allotment of locks per pattern, when
> > sequencing with the CTR machine(s), use only parameter locks for a
> > cool, weird, temporary effect. temporary, to give the listener a
taste
> > of the lunacy to come! mwoohaha!
> > 
> > i guess if you wanted it to change over a longer period of time,
do as
> > others have said, like reloading the kit.