04-03-2021, 04:24 AM
Thanks for all your help. I think I got it to work (I am on firmware 1.24 RC11).
In case anybody is interested, I place a table of type "> loop" and source "PTN-SPFX" at the step I want to transpose, and I put the FX "SPFX 011" at this step as well.
The FX command steps through the transpositions in the table, but the transpositions are active for the entire pattern, and the entire pattern is transposed, not just the step with the Table.
I found two ways to disable the transpose for the rest of the pattern. One is to put an "SPFX 011" at the following step as well, and set every second step of the table to "--". The other is to switch to another table, without any transposes, at the following step, and this empty table should also be set to "PTN-SPFX".
I cannot figure out the behavior with two different tables in the same pattern, with one set to source "PTN-SPFX" and the other set to "Int.Tick", but that's fine.
In case anybody is interested, I place a table of type "> loop" and source "PTN-SPFX" at the step I want to transpose, and I put the FX "SPFX 011" at this step as well.
The FX command steps through the transpositions in the table, but the transpositions are active for the entire pattern, and the entire pattern is transposed, not just the step with the Table.
I found two ways to disable the transpose for the rest of the pattern. One is to put an "SPFX 011" at the following step as well, and set every second step of the table to "--". The other is to switch to another table, without any transposes, at the following step, and this empty table should also be set to "PTN-SPFX".
I cannot figure out the behavior with two different tables in the same pattern, with one set to source "PTN-SPFX" and the other set to "Int.Tick", but that's fine.