Hi

I've been thinking about that functionality:

a quick way to shift/rotate the whole sequence by 1 step at a time would be a great addition:


XOXOXXO -> OXOXOXX -> XOXOXOX -> XXOXOXO

Makes sense?

Even better would be able to mark just a part of the sequence and shift/rotate just that part:

XOXXOOXOO -> XXOXOOXOO

or shift/rotate the whole sequence up to the [BACK] mod

Can't imagine how cool would that be if we could do that by column too as well as the whole row

It's often that just small adjustments like that can bring lots of happy accidents.

Thanks for considering!

what exactly does it mean when there are those blinking stripes infront of the pattern number? i thought it was when it is in the play cue. however these just keep on blinking. here is a short capture of the screen (warning noise) http://tempfiles.earthcontrol.de/20191217_190801.mp4

is it caused by the SPFX 00E ?

i was just irritated and like to know what is happening. btw, the patterns are playing like they should and not in the cue

Im sending notes from an Axiom 25 and while velocity works wonders the notes are followed by [ ] note off messages immediately following the row of the notes and there is a Kill 0100 following them in the FX screen. These are good but they dont vary so I always end with notes that are kind of "pinched" or its as if they have a release of 0 so to speak... Is there any way to configure this to turn off? I am searching the Axiom 25 manual and cant find it there...

(edit, what I mean is that those both are purposefully good following my recorded midi playback but because they ALWAYS happen immediately after the row where the notes are they end up with me having to delete them every time if I want the note to ring out for longer than 100ms...) 

Now that I'm on the topic of Midi key controller to Nseq: how might I set up the aftertouch to be routed to the fx column of the MIDI channel track while Im doing live record? 

Yeah I know Im greedy by asking two questions   as always, thanks for any answers (and all the continuing hard work!) in advance!

We discussed this in a 'General Questions' thread, and there is no conclusive solution, so I'm following through with a request

It's important to me to have finer groove control, the division of steps into 6 sub steps is limiting.
The only current solution within Nerdseq is to raise the BPM to vey high rates, and even then the granularity is still coarse IMO - and you have to deal with the negative impact of having the ruler strip running at a silly speed, so synching stuff is tricky etc. far from ideal.

I can use an external clock with groove, but I really want to use Nerdseq as my master, and also not have to waste extra hp in my rack with a separate clock generator.

So please can we have some more advanced subtle fine grained control over groove.

Ideally this would be per pattern as it currently is (for improved phasing tricks etc.), but even if it is global, that would be an improvement.

Thanks Thomas, Nerdseq is awesome!

Hi
Teletype like ER301 or I2c for Expertsleers Disting Mk4.
I was thinking if it is possible to open up the Nerdseq. 
ER 301 seems to have a cool Feature to Open the functions with Teletype.
But I Think most users have a disting mk4. 
It is really a pain to get hold on a ER301.
 So some level of control for This would be great. 
I think to have a Kind of config file to customize the nerdseq on a deeper level or a script language would be really cool. It’s not urgent but just some thoughts. 

https://github.com/monome/teletype/releases/tag/v3.0.0
Greetings Michael 

Hello forums.  I’m just wondering if there would ever be plans to put in a half trigger half cv module .  There’s the 16 triggs and I know soon to be 16 cvs.  Would you ever consider doing a 8trig and 8 cv? I don’t have enough drum modules for 16 trigs :/

When i want to transpose using a cv input i am facing an issue. since i am using my rene which outputs 0 to 5v the whole sequence is played with unwanted low notes. i think it is because the input wants between 0 and 10v? so would i need to offset the rene output by 5v? 

is this how it is ment to be done? or is there some funtion in the nerdseq to handle such inputs and just add the voltage as transpose offset? if not is it possible to request this feature to add offsets to the inputs or to have a software switch for 0..10v / -5...5v for them?

I think I have found a small problem with mark/copy in the sequencer screen.

3  sequencer rows
1st row have tracks  1 to 8
2nd row is empty
3rd row have tracks 1 to 8

If I copy empty 2nd row to insert another empty row then the pattern and colour above in track 8 are also pasted into the new empty row.

Bug only seems to affect track 8

Tracks 1 to 7 are ok

i am trying to change the track clock. if i go to the nerd menu i can set it, it changes, but as soon as i move the cursor away, or enter the pattern it changes to normal.
using the track setup doesn't work. too. fx SCLK doesn't do anything either. 

i am using an external clock but with the internal i have no success, too.how exactly does this work?

i found this thread (https://forum.xor.eu/showthread.php?tid=379) where it is explained that the sclk should be set at the end of a pattern. this works.
now i'd just like to know, why setting it at the beginning doesn't work? wouldn't it make sense to be able to set it anywhere in the pattern?

hey there. when using +/- 5v for the mod outputs it would be useful if the default value would correspondent to 0v. since this would not change the output directly to -5v. at least to me it would match mor to a workflow with modulations to start from no modulation. 

or is there an option to adjust this?