I love that we have chords, but I would find it more useful if we had a bit more control over them. It could be as simple (   probably not simple at all to implement...) as drop voicing, open, doubling the root an octave down.

I'm not getting the kind of results I would expect. Might be my own confusion... 

I'm using the scope in o_C to confirm output results. I checked PNW and I get 0V- 5V, as I would expect. So the issue is not with my o_C.


The default LFO setting (routed to 01 in the matrix) is giving me a constant -2.4V. That's with the switch to the left.
With the switch to the right, the LFO swings from 0 to around +1.35V. 

If I adjust AMP to max (F7), switch left gives me -2.4V to +0,12V.
Switch right: 0V - 5,20V.

What black magic must be employed to get a -5 to +5 modulation? And I understood I'd be able to get +10 out of this thing. Not true?

As an aside, on the sequencer screen I see no modulation in the rectangle case to the right of the screen. 

  Please help.

Hi,

is there a solution to avoid the hard panning of the audio/synth tracks 7 (panned to left) and 8 (panned to right)?

Thanks in advance for your answers

As luck had it, the extra DROID controllers I’ve been awaiting finally arrived today, wrapping up my control core changes for at least a few months. Here’s a fresh (if crappy, the light in this room sucks right now) photo of this just-racked part of my system, with its other rows out of frame above this shot.

   

In one particular project my samples from track 7&8 are playing but not giving me any sound. 
I tried resetting all the FX parameters since there could accidentally be an FX somewhere that edits the sound in a way that it is beyond audio range or something. The only problem is that when I try to playback samples in the sample slot screen there is also no sound outputting. Tho in the sample load screen it is outputting audio. 

Any idea what might be the cause for this?

Hi,

I'm trying to transpose midi notes (played by an external midi sequencer) via a table, my nerdseq clock is set to midi.
When running a table, the incoming midi notes are not taken into account anymore. (gates are still ok but not the cv)

Actually, when a table is running, the base note for this table cannot be an incoming midi note. (it's always a 'local' note from the nerdseq track, actually the latest internal note played by the nerdseq)

I'm on a modular track and there is no notes in the sequence (just a regular table)

I use the latest firmware (v1.23a)

I don't know if it's a bug or a future possible feature, so I prefer to ask.

When I stop the table, everything is OK and I'm able to play midi notes from my sequencer + adding more triggers in the sequence.

I prefer to precise this is not about midi track (it's all about the midi input and tables)


My Input/Record Setup:
- Midi data input: ON
- Midi step channnel: NONE
- Midi Channel 1: Track 1 Input
- Midi Channel 2: Track 2 Input (I made my tests on this track)
- Midi Channel 3: Track 3 Input
- Midi Channel 4: Track 4 Input
- Midi Channel 5: Track 5 Input
- Midi Channel 5: Track 6 Input


Am I missing something in my config ? 
Maybe it's a regression since the new scale features ?
If it's just not implemented yet, it would be so awesome to have this working in a next firmware 

Thanks for your help

I've set up an LFO to be routed to the CV16 CV11 output, and want to start it from a CV16 track FX - but can't figure out how.

Also, what are all the FX that reference A-H?

Thanks 

Hi,

I'm curious if any of you have used Nerdseq to successfully sequence the Digitakt?  I saw an earlier post, earlier firmware, where there were issues.  Not sure what this workflow would allow me, versus using the internal sequencer on the DT itself, but I like the idea of the NERDSEQ as my brain, especially when I'm unplugged from the DAW/Ableton.  

I want to explore old-school jungle production a bit, and it seems using a tracker has some advantages for this, in addition to the nostalgia and homage to roots factors.  I haven't looked into loading chopped breaks (i.e. samples) onto the NERDSEQ directly.  

I've seen some of you integrating an ER-301, which looks quite a beast but is unavailable at present due to COVID. Not sure what it would add to a Digitakt (which I already have), in terms of sequencing samples (other than the simplicity of keeping it in my rack). It obviously does other things, looping and recording, synthesis, and so on that I've gathered from some cursory review.

Are any of you guys sequencing old-school jungle with the NERDSEQ?  I would love to hear a bit about workflow (in relation to a NERDSEQ ecosystem, as there is a lot of material out there otherwise)!

Thanks much!

I only have one nerdseq with the io expander. I don’t know how to use it well yet, but luckily you can just start using it without being an expert. 

I dimly feel that two nerdseqs might be amazing, but i wonder how other people are using more than one nerdseq together?

So I started a DIY midi file player project using the price teensy 4.1 last week amd I realized that I was doing something that even though it implements features that are not In the nerdseq realm of functionality, the nerdseq could have been running on the teensy. 

Is the nerdseq some kind of Arduino board like the teensy? I don’t know much about electronics so my midi file player over usb is an attempt to learn.