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--- seq24-0.9.0/seq24	2008-09-07 12:54:08.000000000 +0200
+++ seq24-0.9.0+letz+af/seq24	2009-03-20 19:40:34.000000000 +0100
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ simple interface.
 	the spin widget labeled set.
 	There are a total of 32 sets, for a total of
 	1024 loops.
-
+
 	* BPM

 	The ; and ' keys will increase/decrease tempo as
@@ -98,7 +98,20 @@ simple interface.
 	[a    ][s    ][d    ][f    ][g    ][h    ][j    ][k    ]
 	[z    ][x    ][c    ][v    ][b    ][n    ][m    ][,    ]

-        * Replace
+     	* Mute/Unmute patterns (Groups)
+
+	You can toggle the playing status of up to 32 previously
+	defined mute/unmute patterns (groups) in the active screen
+	set, similar to hardware sequencers.
+	This is done either by one of the 'group toggle' keys
+	or by a MIDI controller, both assigned in the .seq24rc file .
+	A Mute/Unmute pattern (group) is stored by holding a
+	'group learn' key while pressing the corresponding
+	'group toggle' key.
+	There are also keys assigned to turn on/off the group
+	functionality.
+
+    	* Replace

 	Holding down 'Left Ctrl' while selecting a sequence
 	will mute all other sequences and turn on the selected
@@ -116,7 +129,15 @@ simple interface.
         * Queue

 	Holding 'Right Ctrl' will queue a on/off toggle for a
-	sequence when the loop ends.
+	sequence when the loop ends. Queue also works for mute/unmute
+	patterns (groups), in this case every sequence will toggle
+	its status after its individual loop end.
+
+        * keep queue
+
+	Pressing the 'keep queue' key assigned in the .seq24rc file
+	activates permanent queue mode until you use the temporary
+	Queue function again pressing 'Right Ctrl'.

  [3b] Options Window

@@ -261,13 +282,25 @@ simple interface.
         5  [0 0 0 0 0 0]  [1 1 176 1  80   95]  [0 0 0 0 0 0]
         6  [0 0 0 0 0 0]  [1 1 176 1  96  111]  [0 0 0 0 0 0]
         7  [0 0 0 0 0 0]  [1 1 176 1 112  127]  [0 0 0 0 0 0]
+        # mute in group
+
+        This section controls 32 groups of mutes in the same way as
+	defined for [midi-control]. A group is set of sequences
+	that can toggle their playing state together.
+        Every group contains all 32 sequences in the active screen
+	set (see after).
+
+
+
+        [mute-group]
+
+        Here there are the definitions of the state of the 32 sequences
+        in the playing screen set when a group is selected.
+        group [state of the first 8 sequences] [second 8] [third 8] [fourth 8]

         After the list of sequences and their midi events, you can
         set seq24 to handle midi events and change the following:

-        bpm up and down, screen set up and down.
-        replace, snapshot, and queue ( see the end of 3a )
-

         * [midi-clock]

@@ -278,13 +311,34 @@ simple interface.
         * [keyboard-control]

         The keyboard control is a dump of the keys that seq24
-        recognises and its corresponding sequence number.
-        There are also the modifier keys: replace, snapshot,
-        and queue ( see the end of 3a ).
-
-        To get the correct keys, run seq24 with --show_keys.
-
-
+        recognises and its corresponding sequence number.
+	Note that the first number corresponds to the number of sequences in
+	the active screen set.
+
+        * [keyboard-group]
+
+        Same as keyboard-control, but to control groups.
+
+   	#bpm up and down
+	-> keys to control bpm
+	#screen set up and down
+	-> keys for changing the active screenset
+	#group functionality on, group functionality off, group learn
+	-> note that the group learn key is a modifier key to be held while
+	   pressing a group toggle key
+        #replace, queue, snapshot_1, snapshot_2, keep queue
+	-> These are the other modifier keys explained in section 3a.
+
+
+     *NOTES*:
+	To see the required key codes when pressed, run seq24 with --show_keys.
+
+	Seq24 will overwrite the .seq24rc file on quit. You should therefore
+	quit seq24 before doing modifications to the .seq24rc file.
+
+	Some keys should not be assigned to control sequences in seq24 as they
+	are already assigned in the seq24 menu (with ctrl).
+

    [3f] JACK Transport