was scripting a meta sequencer scene yesterday (using remotes to control orca) and it made me realize a couple of things:
why did i never try cross patching sequencers before? teletype makes this especially interesting, of course. imagine you have a script that goes through a pattern sequence and sets position on whitewhale to the current pattern value. now trigger this script with one of the trigger outputs from the whitewhale itself. so now you can use one of the trigger tracks to make it jump to a different position, which could create unusual chopped up sequences, especially if you use chance. or how about using one of the CV tracks to determine the position to jump to (via teletype input)?
the scene i did was pretty big so i split some functions into separate scripts that were meant to be called internally, not triggered via the inputs, i still had some cables plugged in though, so those scripts got executed providing some weird (but interesting) results - as i was just about to unplug them it made me think this was actually a really cool feature, those script weren’t meant to be called from triggers, but because it’s hardwired in teletype in essence it’s like circuit bending a scene! especially if you cross patch it from tt itself, or from another module controlled with tt remotes.
