The trick I use for this, and also for standing seam metal roofing, is to create a hatch of the area using the Line hatch pattern. If you wanted the board width of the siding pattern to be 8' then use 8 x 32 =256 as the hatch scale. Set the hatch angle to make the lines run vertically.

After you have hatched the area, copy that hatch to itself so that there are two hatch patterns, one over top of the other. Now, in the Hatch menu, click on Origin. Back on the hatch pattern, click where you want the batten line to be offset from the board line; say 1 1/2' over. Now, click on the hatch pattern. What you should find is that one of the double hatch patterns has shifted over so that the pattern is offset from the first pattern by the dimension of the batten width. Cakewalk si string section vsti synths.

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The end result should be a wide board and then a narrow board, giving you the board-and-batten look.

Back on the hatch pattern, click where you want the batten line to be offset from the board line; say 1 1/2' over. Now, click on the hatch pattern. What you should find is that one of the double hatch patterns has shifted over so that the pattern is offset from the first pattern by the dimension of the batten width.