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[quote=“bluewolfse7en”][quote=“cosmosuave”]MIDIBOX SEQV4… http://ucapps.de/
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Yeah this looks interesting, maybe a bit quicker to edit than the Cirk? Just checking out some vids on YT.

My one gripe with the Cirklon is that you can’t be in Pattern Edit & flip Tracks to see what’s going on. You have to hit Track, select Track then hit Pattern. That’s 3 button presses compared to Elektrons 1, (once you’re in track edit mode).
Doesn’t sound like much but it adds up & really slows things down, certainly for live use!
On the other hand, if you remove a trigger from the Cirklon then later reinstate it, all its values are remembered. It’s like only the trig is removed, all plocks remain, wish the Elektrons did that, unless you expressly delete the Track.
Work around on the newer machines of course are Track mutes which are lovely :slight_smile:
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You can remove note- trigs and keep the p-locks to in the A4 to , by holding the function button while erasing the step.[/quote]
Yeah as vos says this is another way to do it but bear in mind your p.locks will remain active, any long notes will pitch to the new value.
The Cirklon will do this too if you want but you can remove each Aux trig individually. It’s like removing any lock but still being able to see its last used status.
Say you program 4 notes C E G A on the A4.
Now p.lock a delay send of 20 40 60 80 respectively.
Next whilst jamming away you decide to remove a couple of locks. Later you come back to it & want to reinstate them, you have no point of reference.
The Cirk would show this value greyed out.
Yes there are work arounds like saving the pattern before changing stuff etc, I just think it’s a nice touch on Sequentix part :slight_smile:
Btw there is an easy shortcut on the Cirk to Switch patterns I’d just not seen it at the time. In Pattern mode hold a Track & press the corresponding encoder, voilà:-)