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AutoChain is
an alternate
way to link
multiple
presets in
extended
chains. Unlike
simply using
Conditional
Jumps
to
jump from
one preset
to the next,
or using the Preset Sequencer to move
from one to the next under trigger control,
AutoChain was created to handle two very
specific circumstances:
>
Use AutoChain when you want to create a
multi-preset “envelope-like” pattern where
a gate rise will cause the chain to reset
to the first preset in the chain, regardless
of which preset is active when the gate
rise arrives, and can optionally contain
a “release” section preset that’s jumped
to on gate fall, again regardless of which
preset is active when the gate fall arrives.
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Use
AutoChain
when you want to create
a multi-preset retriggerable cyclic pattern
(like a long, syncable LFO), where, again, a
gate rise will cause the pattern to reset to
the first preset in the chain, regardless of
which preset is active when the gate rise
arrives.
Here’s how it works:
1. An AutoChain pattern is created in
numerically consecutive preset locations.
2. Absent any other specific segment
programming, each preset in an
AutoChain
will automatically proceed
to the next preset without the need to
expressly program any jumps.
3. All member presets of an AutoChain must
be set to one of the member functions
(Start, Continue, or Release) in their
Preset Globals menus.
4. Typically, the first preset in the chain will
be set to
Start.
Subsequent presets will be
set to
Continue.
If the pattern is to be an
envelope-style, there should be a
Release
preset at (or near) the end.
5. The Gate Rise function of every member
preset is set to Start. This causes a Gate
Rise in any of the AutoChain members to
trigger a reset to Segment 1 of the Start
preset.
6. If the pattern is to be an envelope style,
the Gate Fall function of every member
preset should be set to Release. This
causes a Gate Fall in any of the AutoChain
members to trigger a jump to Segment 1
of the Release preset.
NOTE:
There can be additional
Continue presets after the Release
preset, so you can have very long, complex
releases.
7. An AutoChain continues until it
encounters any of the following:
>
A
Conditional Jump
to
Stop
in any
segment
>
An empty preset location
>
A preset that is not set to
AutoChain
>
Another preset that is defined as an
AutoChain Start preset
13. AutoChain