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Immediate value to XMAP
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Hi there! 
Sorry to post such a long and complex question, just trying to explain what I am asking.

I use a lot of CV+CV16 controls with my setup, and I end up doing this a lot, to set a CV16 port to a given value from a MODULAR track:

PATCH XX:

CV5 -> YYYY
XMAP ZZZ


XMAP ZZZ:

SRC CV 5 -> CV PTCH M-NN 

(note: the SKIP command around the XMAP block is not shown. I usually run it right from the top of the mapping screen so XMAP 001 is CV16 port 1 and so on)

The CV 5 port is then dedicated to mapping of course. That is not a problem really, plenty of ports  Smile  Where things get messy is when I want to set up a voice, say on track 1, where I have to use a bunch of patches - filling in the patch column and using PATC FX. In some cases I don't get the expected CV16 outputs and it takes a bit of trial and error to figure out which combinations give me the desired outcome.  All I do is rearrange the order/grouping of the PATCH calls. I am not sure if considering the PATCHs as atomic (and executing from top to bottom) is exactly correct.
And keeping this straight is not so straightforward.

SO, is there a better way to do this? Basically, from a MODULAR pattern, set a value on a given CV16 port? Or, set a VAR from the MODULAR track? Then I could dedicate a VAR to go with each CV16 output and have isolation. (It is quite possible I have missed something in the manual that might help, it wouldn't be the first time)

Or is might this be a feature ask?

Thanks,
-james
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