Ok, Hold it!

I found out, that writing a sequence needs to the action
*Seq-Write
*Tone #
twice.
First time to select the sequence to be edited
Second time to store the sequence.

So the right procedure is
*switch on the synth
*Seq-Write
*Tone #1
*Enter Notes
*Start/Stop -> plays the sequence
*Seq-Write
*Tone #1

No it is written non volatile.
This makes sense, as I can edit a sequence and then store is to another
destination.

Next problem: How to step back while editing a sequence? In the original
JX3P I was able to do something like this to create a C major sequence
* write sequence
* C
* E
* F# (uups wrong note)
* Write (step back one step)
* G
* c
* d#
* g (oh shit d# is wrong too)
* Write
* Write (step back two steps)
* e
* g
* Start/Stop

This is no longer possible. How do I correct a step now?



Also the original method to overdub a sequence seems to be gone:
Original:
Create a sequence as described above. Then
* Tie+Seq/Write (=overdub mode)
* add notes.

How is this achieved now?

Florian