Really liking the Autofill functionality on the Polyend Tracker - would be really convenient... :-)

Also this time:

From Thursday 26th until Saturday 28th

Around Black Friday discount

25% on selected items

All products in all colours will be back in stock.

https://xor-electronics.com/shop/

When looking in the shop at the separate front panels. It says that it only fits on the "newer" models with the larger screen.
If I buy a nerdseq today at a reseller, which one will I get?
I can read that the fist batch was the ones with the smaller screen, but also the product pictures for the black and the gray ones have the large logo in the shop, and the gray/black has a bigger screen.

So I guess that all the retailers then will have the picture of the first batch screensize?

Am I making any sense?

TLDR: I'm about to order a black nerdseq but want to make sure it is a version with the larger screen, how can I make sure it is? 

cheers
Jonas

at default, sequencer play one patterns line and next patterns line and next...
but i want to play same line patterns.

how to do it?

I'm not seeing anything in the manual on this, but I'm assuming there has to be an obvious/easy way to do this.

I'd really like to be able to tap out the rhythm of notes I'm working on in real time while a pattern is playing, and then be able to go back to make adjustments and change what the actual notes are. Is there a simple way to do this that I'm missing?

I am not sure if I am doing this wrong or if this is expected behavior.

I have my daw sending out sync, I have Nerdseq set to sync to midi, I have scroll on and then record.

It scrolls down entering notes but, it missed the last several as the cursor doesn't go down but, the entire clip does in scroll mode.

I tried moving the cursor down as shown in my video but, then it missed the first batch of notes at the top when recording.

I am a bit stumped on this one.

https://youtu.be/qfHd35ZPQ3s

Request for an option to be able to enter tables and patches that are already there when you press OK, like the option for "OK to enter Pattern". Shift + OK would add a new one.

Do I have to 'Get Calibration' on every power up?  It seems that way so far.

Hi,

Would it be possible to show the env/LFO number when assigning them to steps on CV16 tracks?  I never know if I'm editing parameters for an env or LFO that's used elsewhere.  Thanks.

This might be a big request, but two features i'd like to see on the launchpad. 

With performance in mind, these are things that could be applied while a sequence is running, to make changes on the fly. this might have to be a separate "mode" than the regular step entry mode, depending on how it would need to be implemented. 

1) use the lauchpad to set first and last step of a sequence. 

Ideally how this would work is that you would hold down the step you want to be step 1 and while its healed down, press the step you want to be the last step. then, when you let go, the sequence will play between those two steps.  

so say you have a 64 step sequence playing.  you could change the playback to play between any two steps within the sequence (example- hold down step 17 on lauchpad, then press step 20. when you let go the sequence will only play through steps 17-20.  you could then do the same action an a different two steps in the 64 step sequence and it will then play those upon release).

2) use the launchpad to select specify steps to cycle through (like arpeggiation).

This would let you select the steps to be played back (skipping other steps).

I would imagine it working like this-
press one of the function buttons (outside of the 64 step grid) and hold it. then press the steps with in the 64 step grid which you want the sequence to play. then when you let go of the function button, the sequence will only play those steps. 


feature 2 might be a little more difficult to implement, but even just having feature 1 added to the lauchpads features would be huge. it would be a great way to quickly manipulate sequences in real time live. I think it would be a lot of fun and be very useful.   they way i imagined them workin could be changed, what i explained was just the best way it would make sense to me. 

just brainstorming here- 
maybe how this could work is that there could be an extra FX option called step takeover or something that would force the nerdseq to only only play steps with that have that fx applied, and the methods descried above would be would be how you could use the lauchpad to apply those fx to the steps to achieve the two different function requests i mentioned.  or the functions would do the opposite,  it would automatically apply a 'skip step' fx to all the steps outside of what you selected with the methods i mentioned to achieve the same result?