Hi. I'me really digging the Nerdseq, but I was just curious when the More CV Expander is likely to be available.


Sorry to bug you,
Marizu

Hello, 

First of all thanks for this wonderful sequencer, just getting into it and already in love

I can't find much documentation about how the groove works. The manual says :

Quote:Groove changes the amount of substeps per pattern step. 6 is a normal and preset value
but finer resolutions can be generated by higher values. Also a shuffle/groove effect can be
created by changing the groove in a interval eg. 5/7/5/7/5/6. Also you can let the different
patterns run away from each other by using different groove settings.

Quote:

Human_Machine_Connection Wrote: Wrote:hi all
Can’t figure out how to set patterns groove to get triplets grid 
Any ideas? 
Want it to make psytrance style bass uuuh
Thanks

Yeah got it
Groove values must set all to 4, last step of pattern must be 47 to ensure perfect sync 
Perfect triplets

Sorry, another question, but I'm almost done with all my questions :

When sending midi (from external keyboard) to a midi track, it does not trigger the midi notes. It does record the notes and plays them back once recorded, but you can't hear them while playing. On modular tracks the midi data is directly converted to cv/gate. Can this also be done for midi tracks?

When in a pattern, it's easy to add an empty row and move the rest of the data down with shift + down + delete. This does not seem to work in the sequencer screen. What would be the easiest way to insert blank rows in between other rows?

When setting the SCLK value to something different than regular (009), it keeps that clock division on other patterns, even after a reset track fx command using the nerd button or SPFX 00A or SPFX 00B. Is that as expected?

Hi,

Is there a way to edit the 64 clock step displayed on the seq screen (i.e 46 steps) ?
Do I miss something ?

Cheers

Modbang water resistant cover protecting my 7u and NerdSeq

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Hey Thomas,

What ribbon cable do I need to connect the Nerdseq to the midi expander?

The one supplied is not long enough for where I need it in my case... could you tell me where you got the cable from and I will see if I can get a longer one.

Thanks,
Chris

the ability to record midi/cv/gate off the grid by having a record mode where it would automatically set the gate/step delay as your playing so your notes can fall in-between the steps/grid.

I’m using a DIN-SYNC cable and my 90bpm project displays as 500bpm in the Nerdseq.

It runs and plays correctly however, so appears to be purely cosmetic.