its affected by ticks so your groove also plays a part.

Vibe type affects V commands, P commands, and L commands. 

There is no way to make the bend instantly resolve, L commands just slides pitch from the previous note to the note the L command was placed on.  Try placing the not you are placing sooner than step F maybe?  this will all be affected by BPM too, if I remember correctly.

You can also use an L command after your p command to smooth the transition even further.

Thank you this gets me closer to what I want but I am confused about where to put the p commands and what you mean by using a series of p## and p00 to stretch it out even longer.

This is really interesting I always wondered what the vib type setting did cause I couldn't hear the difference. I tried it with the L command and it produces the correct sound that I want but now the bend STARTS on the note that I wanted it to end with and I can't seem to tell it where to end either, maybe this is me not knowing where I should be placing the commands but I have tried to fix it myself to no avail.

It does. Change the vib to anything that isnt HF to adjust the rate.

does vib type setting on the instrument screen have an effect on the speed of L commands as well? I cant remember.

Use a P command between the two notes.  Depending on how long you want it to take you can use a series of P## and P00 to stretch it out even longer.

Hi again all, I have been using the L command with success to bend up and down between notes but now I'm stuck trying to make a very long bend, I have put note a4 on step 0 (pulse channel) and note b4 on step F. In the command column for step F I have inserted L01. I have tried playing with this value but can't achieve the effect I want, which is a very slow bend from the a note to the b note. Can anyone help? Thanks again. X