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@alien brain : yep but that actually sets/clears one parameter at once, eg : pitch, leaving lenght / vel. etc. unchanged. And in drum mode you still have so set inst. individually. Still, i find it cool to kinda shift / transpose notes pitches that way (i mean without incoming midi notes)
@zaq : ok, i get it.
It´s really just 3 clicks.
Well, i agree that’s not such a big deal !
that’s what happens when everything is just “one layer of depth” from my hands… I go lazy 
Same here, would be a nice feature.
yep, thx, exactly ! i used to do this with my MC50 sequencer, allowing several instruments on the rythm track (but that was far less flexible than the zaquencer…)
(I meant MFB503 and not 522, i would probably have 7 inst. on a 522. Because claps matter. And we need more cowbell, don’t we ?)
Zaq Track 1 Chords mode = DSI Tetra
Zaq Track 2 Drum mode = Teenage OP1 drums / Preen FM2 :v
Zaq Tr 3 Chords = microkorg
Zaq Tr 4 Drum = MFB 522 (5 inst) + SP404 (11 inst./sples)Slaved to the OP1 for clock (tape mode) and i record midi tracks on a good old Roland MC 5O sequencer (useful for arrangement editing, additional tracks from keyboard play & channel transpose, so that i don’t have to modify globals on the zaquencer).No computer involved.
I do have fun.
Sorry i’ve just figured out i still was in int. clock mode. Shame on me :-O
you can delete that thread, Zaquencer is perfect, amen.