Sweep
Aliases
SWEEP, SW
Overview
The Sweep function will make a sweep at the current quantization from the given start note to the given end note.
Arguments
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| StartNote (optional) | integer | The start note for the sweep. Default is 1. |
| EndNote (optional) | integer | The end note for the sweep. Default is 5. |
Note
If StartNote is less than EndNote, the sweep will go up. If EndNote is less than StartNote, the sweep will go down.
Example 1
SW(1,7)
This will create a sweep that goes from note value 1 to note value 7.
Example 2
SW(7,1)
This will create a sweep that goes down from note value 7 to note value 1.
Chords?
As with any other function, you can put the Sweep function inside of chords. This is handy if you want to make quite large chords with every note.
Example 3
[SW(1,7)]
This will create a chord from a sweep of 7 notes, which makes a 7 note chord.
