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.
![Sweep Example 1](example1.png)
Example 2
SW(7,1)
This will create a sweep that goes down from note value 7 to note value 1.
![Sweep Example 2](example2.png)
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.
![Sweep Example 3](example3.png)