from "Tips and Tricks Ver 1.02":
> In general, cords that modify the amount of another cord should be
> placed in an earlier slot than the cord they're modifying. This is
> because the cords (unlike an analog synth) run sequentially instead of
> simultaneously. Because cords run sequentially, you can create "filters"
> with the patch bay with multiple cords, using the order of the cords as
> a delay element. You can also create "latching" cords to perform effects
> like sostenuto with the patchbay too. - Aaron Eppolito
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i think i stumbled across a side-effect of that the other day... it was
absolutely NOT what i wanted. anyway, can someone explain more about
"filters" and "latching", as described above?
any practical examples would be great!
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Patchcord Order Matters
2011-02-04 by Atom Smasher
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