You can chain the Composite CHOP together to take two or more channels and do an ordered sequence blend. The Composite CHOP takes a control curve and uses it to determine which channel to use with each Composite CHOP working on two channels at a time, creating a sequence blend. The first Composite node processes the first and second channel, the second Composite node processes the result from the first node and the third channel, and so on.

A key component of this network is the Limit CHOP. It processes the control curve so the range is valid for the pair of channels being processed by the associated Composite node.