Yep, absolutely. While in Step Mode, you can tweak as many controllers as you want each step. To advance to the next step (without entering a note) simply hit the Play button. The workflow goes like this: 1 - while stopped, hit Rec 3 times to go into Step Mode 2 - verify your step duration to be what you want 3 - set each parameter that you want recorded, (i.e. if at 1.1.000, you wanted Fc at 64 and Q at 20, put both those knobs in those positions) 4 - hit Play to go to the next step (note that you can hit play multiple times to skip steps and/or use the encoder to go to an explicit bar/beat) 5 - repeat steps 3&4 as desired. This does not erase any other controller or note data, so you can use it either before or after other recording modes. -Aaron PS. if you meant stepping the controllers in *Grid* mode, we wanted to do that. We were going to make it such that if you turned the note field all the way counterclockwise (i.e. below A-2) you'd get into cc# and each knob would correspond to that controller's value at that step. Actually, maybe I even remember coding that up. I don't have my XL-7 handy - someone want to make sure it doesn't actually have that feature? ________________________________ From: James Ulibarri <jamesulibarri@...> To: xl7@yahoogroups.com Sent: Mon, December 20, 2010 1:37:41 PM Subject: [xl7] CC's step sequencer Is there a way to use the Step Sequencer and assign a CC to a parameter to a midi device on the midi chain and step in CC modulation changes? I know how to do this in Real Time mode, but not step time mode. And that's normally with note on and note off by triggering pads. Does anyone know what I am saying? Step Time modulation to something that accepts values of 0-127. Obviously I will be assigning one of the knobs to the parameter that I want. Sorry, my replacement PX-7 won't be here till next week.
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Re: [xl7] CC's step sequencer
2011-01-10 by Aaron Eppolito
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