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SEQQ SEQuence Query pointer
Classification: Sequence memory management
Command Syntax: None
Query Syntax: SEQQ? <index> <number>
Limits: <index> = positive integer number
<number> = positive integer number
Query Response: List of specified sequence names
Description: The query returns <number> sequence names from the list of
all the sequence names stored in sequence memory beginning
at <index>. The directories are kept in alphanumeric order.
Other Required Cmds: None
E x a m p l e s : S E Q Q ? 1 5 / / L i s t t h e f i r s t f i v e
/ / d i r e c t o r i e s i n m e m o r y
or
S E Q Q ? 1 9 9 9 9 / / L i s t a l l d i r e c t o r i e s
/ / i n m e m o r y
SEQS SEQuence Save
Classification: Sequence memory management
Command Syntax: SEQS
Query Syntax: None
Description: The SEQS command saves current contents of the generator’s
sequence buffer back to the memory location from which they
were originally read.
Other Required Cmds: None
Example:
S E Q S
SEQU SEQuence Use
Command Syntax: SEQU
Query Syntax: SEQU?
Query Response: <name>
Description: The SEQU command starts to run the sequence currently stored
in the sequence edit buffer. The SEQU? query returns the sequence
name currently set in the sequence edit buffer.
Other Required Cmds: The sequence in the edit buffer must have a nonzero SMOD
setting in order to run.
Example:
S E Q L M Y _ S E Q / / L o a d " M Y _ S E Q " d i r i n
/ / e d i t b u f f e r
S E Q U / / S t a r t r u n n i n g t h e s e q u e n c e i n
/ / t h e b u f f e r