Well that would be called a Divebomb 
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I am reading the Arrange manual. CV Funk has so many cool modules!
After page 25 in the manual it just spins. So I cant load more pages in order to get to Arrange in the manual =/
And so the journey continues …
I thought it was like a keygen feature where you they force you to browse page by page so you can see all their inventory =)
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Is there a smoother way to buypass the clock that goes into forward than to unplug the cable? Because when i want to set the parameters for the step up i need the arrange sequencer to stay at the particular step for more beats than is intended for it later when it will play independantly.
This module is like on the first Range Rover when they installed softer suspension 
This and mute.
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The thing now with the Arrange is that the CV values coming out from it jumps between settings from one stage to the next one.
What if (1) we want to achieve a gliding transition what to do then,
and (2) if it would also be possible to make the transition overshot before it bounces back (to the new setting)?
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stage 1 (D)
stage 2 (G)
when transition occurs the pitch will pass G for a short time moving towards G# and before it reaches there (or it can reach there) which after pitch will return to G. Then when switch happen to stage 1, pitch passes D and move to C#, before where it bounces back and hoover on D for rest of stage 1.
It sounds much smoother now with the glide and better suitable for baseline “hoovering” pitch transitions, although the transition still needs to occur in 1 step, it makes the glide steeper than I would intend. And going up in pitch sounds much better than when it goes down, even though lower pitches now also have more open envelopes.
Normally when you start a sequence there is no note to glide from, so it just plays that note (without any glide/slide). Is that what you mean ?
No, currently I have:
dDDD gGGG GGGG GGGG
The small letters are pulses that have glide, so its only 1 pulse that is effected by the glide,
I would want to try
dDDD ggGG GGGG GGGG (in this example glide up is 1 step and glide down occurs during 2 steps)
Also when glide happens fast like this, adding an accent to the step will give a kick almost =) or will actually.
So it glides from dDD(D–g-l-i-d-e- to G)GGG, the only way to make the slide longer is to add more glide time, you could use one of the arrage outputs to do that 
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Somehow that happened by adding 5v to the gliss cv input, but it did not happen (allegedly) the first time i tried it. The proble is that it shifts the pitch slowly higher but drops it faster when going down.
