Hi!

This is only a cosmetic problem:
After updating the VEX from 3.0d to 3.3 the screen with the detected firmware for the NSA was still showing 3.0d. Tried the update twice w/o any changes. When updating Trigger to 1.1 and Dualchord to 1.4 the updated version was shown.

After a power cycle the correct version (3.3) was shown. This happened with 3.3 beta15.

Best wishes,
Michael

Hey! When I click a link from my web searches for this forum, it will often give me a bad link, which looks be caused by a misplaced slash in the url.

For example, clicking this link will try to redirect but the link is missing the forward slash after the fqdn: https://www.xor-electronics.com/forum/fo...php?fid=22

Redirects to: https://forum.xor.euforumdisplay.php/?fid=22

This occasionally leads to some broken links for web searches using older indexes. Easy to fix by moving the slash from after the page route to after the TLD from but figured it was worth reporting.

Hi,

I'm new here, this is my first post. I hope someone can help.

I need to send a one shot trig via the Mod column (output) as I'm already using the trig for something else. 
I only want it to output a trig once (the first time) and not again as the pattern continues to loop.


Cheers

Danny

Hi Thomas,
I have a feature request for the Mapping Matrix that I think could open up some interesting generative uses.
Would it be possible to add a Mapping destination that writes a note/trigger to the currently playing pattern step, rather than requiring a fixed step destination like NT00, NT01 ... NT3F?
For example, something along the lines of:
TRCK → SLCT → NT CURRENT
or
TRCK → SLCT → NTPW
where the destination row is automatically the track's current playing row (PTRW).
The idea is that a Mapping calculation could generate a note value and permanently write it into the pattern as it plays. A value of 0 could behave like the existing NTxx destinations and remove the note + trigger.
NerdSEQ's CV note recording already seems to have this concept internally, since incoming CV can be recorded into the currently playing step. It would be great if Mapping could access that same kind of destination directly.
My use case is a live generative pattern writer: Mapping generates notes/rests while the pattern plays, continuously rewriting the actual pattern. When generation is disabled, the resulting pattern remains and can be edited normally.
Currently this seems to require a separate NTxx Mapping row for every possible pattern step because PTRW can be read as a source but can't be used to dynamically select the NTxx destination.
Thanks!

Hi Tomas, I'm wondering if it's possible to have certain note choices in a random way? As an example, I'd like to have RND choose from E, F# or G, but not F. Is that possible in some way?

Sorry for the terrible title.  I had this figured out about two major firmwares ago…but things have changed and I’ve been on hiatus!

I want a sound to trigger.  Let’s say high hat.  It triggers every time it loops around.  Then, at random intervals, it ratchets.

Here’s what I’ve sorted so far.

I can get it to trigger. I can get it to ratchet.  I can get it to randomly ratchet.  I CAN’T get them to an either or.

Any help?  Thanks y’all!

Hello!

It would be handy to have a 1/4 clock output on one of my open CV16 jacks.  I get that you can do this by adding a trigger every 4th step on a track and mapping the track to a trigger or envelope, (or just firing the envelope from an FX lane) among other ways, but I'd like to avoid having to edit every pattern to include the pulse pattern.  My projects get really big when preparing for a live set and I'll definitely miss a bunch of patterns.

Is there an easier way via the mapping matrix?  A condition that will trigger at a 1/4 note interval (vs the main clock that outputs a 1/16 note pulse) that I can use to fire a trigger or envelope?

I've tried a few ideas with GLOB SQRW and the the CLKI and CLKO mappings but can't quite get there.

If I could implement a couple of clock dividers right on the Nerd outputs (the CV16 is ideal, but I'll settle for a MOD output on one of the main channels too) I could probably sell my Pam's

Currently working with a friend on a project using robots to control this system for a performance next month. The robots control the Drum Sequencer, the Faderbank and the MX12, while getting midi fed back from the nerdseq to control which commands the robots will execute. It's still very much in the development process, but the goal is to have a wide sonic palette, accessible via. macro controls, random FX and cascading sequencers. Finally, a "meta" midi controller will be hooked up to a computer to control the frequency of the different types of robot commands, as well as the speed of the robots. The sound of the robots is also included in the sonics of the system. The NerdSeq plays an insanely crucial role in mapping and routing different processes around the system. It would be a completely insane task to do this without it.
       

Hi
I'm working with random ranges as a means to control the sequencer using STSP combined with RDMN commands, and it would be super cool to have a 0% chance of deviating from the current fx setting, since I'm bouncing back and forth between the first two patterns with the 0%-1% setting. Is there a reason why it isn't like that already?
Cheers,

Edit: would be cool if 0% just would omit the random trigger, but I'm just thinking aloud.