By gabicrecan
Fri Aug 14, 2020 7:52 am
Hi,
What is the purpose of being able to create more than one CV Program on a track ?
Imagine this scenario:
1. In Main Mode, create a CV program on Track 1 named CV001
2. In Grid Mode, open the automation view and create an automation lane for Program: CV001 - Parameter: CV Out 1. Draw in a unique automation curve.
3. Return to Main Mode and, on Track 1 create another CV Program named CV002.
4. Go to Grid Mode, open the automation view and create a new lane for Program: CV002 - Parameter: CV Out 1. Draw a different unique automation curve.
5. Return to Main Mode and switch between CV001 and CV002 using the data dial.
6. Notice that the output of CV Out 1 is always the automation curve drawn in Program CV001, and subsequent CV programs cannot be used on the same track (Track 1 in this case).
I was expecting to be able to switch between programs on the fly, thus enabling different automation outputs at the CV outs.
Thanks,
Gabi.
What is the purpose of being able to create more than one CV Program on a track ?
Imagine this scenario:
1. In Main Mode, create a CV program on Track 1 named CV001
2. In Grid Mode, open the automation view and create an automation lane for Program: CV001 - Parameter: CV Out 1. Draw in a unique automation curve.
3. Return to Main Mode and, on Track 1 create another CV Program named CV002.
4. Go to Grid Mode, open the automation view and create a new lane for Program: CV002 - Parameter: CV Out 1. Draw a different unique automation curve.
5. Return to Main Mode and switch between CV001 and CV002 using the data dial.
6. Notice that the output of CV Out 1 is always the automation curve drawn in Program CV001, and subsequent CV programs cannot be used on the same track (Track 1 in this case).
I was expecting to be able to switch between programs on the fly, thus enabling different automation outputs at the CV outs.
Thanks,
Gabi.


