Hi, new to BlueARP and really amazed by how versatile it is.
I am having a challenge with sequencing "chains," though. I have read the manual, and it seems to say that after the "current chain" plays, BlueARP will then go to the "next chain."
So, I set the number of chains to 2. I go to "Chain 1", drop in a few programs, and then set the "next chain" to "2." Then I go to Chain 2, drop in a few programs, and set the "next chain" to "1." It seems like this should create an endless loop.
But instead, it plays Chain 1. And then it seems to momentarily try to flip to Chain 2, but then is reverts back to repeating playing Chain 1 again, and then, after is second trip through Chain 1, it flops itself into the null "--" chain.
Maybe I am misunderstanding how "current chain" and "next chain" work? Any help understanding or links to resources on how to string chains together properly would be greatly appreciated.
I am having a challenge with sequencing "chains," though. I have read the manual, and it seems to say that after the "current chain" plays, BlueARP will then go to the "next chain."
So, I set the number of chains to 2. I go to "Chain 1", drop in a few programs, and then set the "next chain" to "2." Then I go to Chain 2, drop in a few programs, and set the "next chain" to "1." It seems like this should create an endless loop.
But instead, it plays Chain 1. And then it seems to momentarily try to flip to Chain 2, but then is reverts back to repeating playing Chain 1 again, and then, after is second trip through Chain 1, it flops itself into the null "--" chain.
Maybe I am misunderstanding how "current chain" and "next chain" work? Any help understanding or links to resources on how to string chains together properly would be greatly appreciated.
Statistics: Posted by Keith Wagner — Wed Jan 24, 2024 1:46 am — Replies 0 — Views 18