I'm using 16 triggers a lot and I would appreciate all options available via main triggers were available on the expander too. Now, with all mapping options it would be also great to add 16 trigger outs as a source for mapping.

Going through the PCRD options today, I noticed that PCRD 001A (7th Augmented 9th) produces no sound when connected via MIDI to my Eaganmatrix or Cinematic. All the other values from PCRD 0001-001F work fine. As well, the manual says that available chords for MIDI are 9th, 9th minor, 9th Major, 9th Diminished 5th and 11th but they don't come up as options to choose. The choices end at PCRD 001F which is 6th Minor. I'm running firmware is 2.02A.

Hi, 

I want to emulate a playable sequencer where I can mute any step (row in a pattern) at will by clicking a button to mute it, like keystep pro.

Lets say the sequence is relatively short, 8 steps. 

The options I see are: 
- dynamically shorten length using mappings and pattern length - ok, usable but a bit limiting
- add jump effect to 4 chosen steps in the middle, and dynamically set effect probability to 100% or 0% using mappings - also usable and a bit better control, but only limited to 4 rows (or 4 combinations of rows).
- havent't tried but perhaps combining PROW effect with a specific random range 1-18 and then dynamically adjusting the random range via mapping? - this could work up to 18 rows
- delete row (... not really practical)

I know nerdseq is insanely powerful. Is there a good way to dynamically mute (skip) specific rows in a pattern during performance that I am overlooking?

Could you tell me what type of encoder I should buy to replace the faulty one on my multi IO module? thanks. 

Also what would be a comparable detented or "click" encoder - how many detents/pulses would be necessary? Or is this simply a terrible idea and I should stick with a smooth encoder?

Would it be possible to add euclidean note distribution for the miditracks?

As a lucky owner of a NerdSeq, I want to share my experience with this unbelievably versatile tool.

At first, all the settings, possibilities, and the workflow are intimidating. Also, firmware (1.*) was not stable enough, with some annoying crashes now and then. For a year or so, I left it untouched, busy with other things, disappointed and frustrated not being able to integrate it into my workflow and not having fun using it.

However, a few months ago the band started a project, call it a challenge, to finally start making demos of our songs. Time to dust off my NerdSeq; updated the firmware (2.*), printed the manual, and started to lay down simple tracks and structures (outlines). Knowing it was a steep learning curve, I took the manual everywhere and read it 5 or more times from front to end. And you know what? I finally got it. No more crashes so far; knowing what to achieve, what is possible, and how to do it.

Right now I've found inspiration and joy in using my NerdSeq, no more frustrations or crashes so far. As a matter of fact, I think there is still no other hardware sequencer that can do both MIDI and Eurorack in such a flexible, logical way in the end.

The reason why I write this is because I finally mastered a piece of gear that took some time to learn but actually gives me fun while being productive with desired results. No new feature requests here or questions yet, just a simple compliment to xor-electronics (Thomas is it?) for creating such genius piece of gear.

Keep up the good work.

I'm looking for a way to launch a Nerdseq Row (phase) synchronized to an already running (Octatrack) Midi clock when switching between projects live.
I'm trying to avoid the need to Stop /Start the (Master) Octatrack in order to have my nerdseq start in phase (similtaneously on step one with everything else)
Have solved this for now by mapping a note coming from the octatrack on step one reset to each of the tracks individually (8 mapping rows utilizing track 1-8 Rset) and then muting this sequenced note once the sequences are aligned to potentially allow polymetric stuff.

Was just wondering if i was missing a simpler way of doing this. would be nice to avoid menudiving the octatrack after loading up a new project.

greatful for any ideas!

Hello,

I'm attempting to use NerdSEQ as a pass-through device to input CV 1v/oct + gate input to play notes on an empty MIDI track. For example...

NS CV In 1 = CV 1v/oct from external sequencer
NS CV In 2 = gate from external sequencer

I'd like to use this as LIVE input to play notes on an empty MIDI track. I tried using Input/Record Setup but this only has the option to 'Pass to CV1 / TRIG1'.

I'm looking for a way to have CV In 2 play the MIDI note, while CV In 1 handles the transposition but only when CV In 2 gate is received.

I’m trying to have NerdSEQ control the TPS of CV 1 input.

Thanks!

Disting NT just arrived in my rack, and it is a great module. Amazing pairing with NerdSeq!

I want to control it with I2C, as the implementation seems incredibly broad.

So far, however, I am not sure how to do it best.


I thought A/B-CUSTM might be the best bet, but there is only 9 (?) ports to choose from.

On the Disting NT, there is 256 ports to be received data inputs on.


The solution I have found to work so far, is to use A/B-EX.PARA, however there is an offset of 2 between the ports (ie. port #14 on NerdSeq corresponds to Port #12 on Disting NT), and also A/B-EX.PARA only seems to go up to 128.


Perhaps I did not find the best I2C destination on the NerdSeq. Perhaps you have planned to include Disting NT in the destination sets in the future. Perhaps a custom destination with a wider range of ports could work?


Anyways. Thanks for your great work with implementing I2C on the NerdSeq!


Kind regards,

Simon

Playing around with (And really enjoying) the euclidean mode, I have run in to a shortage of available CV inputs.

Would the Nerdseq allow for an input expander? And, if so - is there any plans of making one?

Thanks!