CC-16 is the X axis and CC-17 is the Y axis.
On each step set different values. The further apart the value of one step is from the next the more abrupt and noticeable the change in the vector.
One nice effect I've gotten is to smoothly change detune on each note of a pattern and then accentuate the key notes of the melody for a bit fatter emphasis.
But the sky is the limit with wave sequencing potential here.

Ooh, nice suggestion here. Need to try out the TG with the Octatrack I recently got...

Keeping this thread alive (or should I start a new one?)...

Anyone with the TG33 have any of the cards made by Sound Source ? There is one for sale that I'm considering but if the sounds are mehh I won't bother. Opinions are appreciated as they don't show up very often.

-SE

Much appreciated!

Can't you just download TG-33 sysex files and use those? There's loads of them everywhere, especially in the yahoo groups.
Unless the cards offer new waveforms or something?

De nada

Necro-quoted for truth!

I think the SY22 is big time underrated. Programing is not that bad once you get the hang of it. Two things that would be awesome on it 1) user samples, 2) analog filtering. I'm not sure exactly what it is about this synth, but there is something special in there.
I've multisampled most of the factory patches (left out the boring ones) every key is sampled at 4 velocity layers, and some patches are 20secs per key.
Let me know if you have any questions or requests for future sample packs (I'm working on a more contemporary sounding bank right now!)
Cheers!