Hi! I just recieved my Nerdseq + Midi expander and wow Im i excited 

It was like getting a care package now when Im home being sick, couldnt be better timing.

Now my question is if a 3rd party made sega controller will work also?

how many midi expanders can you run for one instance of nerdseq?

I leave my modular on most of the time.  Is there any issue with screen burn in on the nerdseq display since there is no screensaver?  I haven't noticed anything so far but wanted to check so I don't have a problem 6 months down the road.

Hi! I do a lot of copying and pasting and it would be really helpful if the cursor could move to the space directly under what you just pasted. It would save me a lot of relocating the cursor - especially when I'm copying and pasting triggers, drum patterns. That way you could just do PASTE, PASTE, PASTE instead of PASTE, down down down down, PASTE, down down down - does that make sense?

Just a thought!

Would this even be remotely possible ?

Minor update which fixes a small issue:

When creating new patches the init value for tempo was 128 bpm. Now there is no init value anymore for the tempo.
Patches from old projects will be updated automatically.

Attached Files

  nerdseq.hex (Size: 1,27 MB / Downloads: 30)

I have a song set to 140 however sometimes, when I'm triggering a new pattern to start, it will set it back to 128. I checked that there were no BPM FX anywhere. It's happened multiple times in the same file with different patterns. So weird..

Would it be possible to have an option to use the note row like a mod row, i.e. with a 12 bit value instead of a note value? 

That way, non-standard scales could be recorded directly via the CV in to the note row or typed in directly, instead of having to use the mod row for that and losing the ability to send a separate mod value to something else.

Hi! Curious if the idea of sample patch screens have been entertained? Would be great to be able to change sample loop settings (one shot, loop, pingpong, manual) for each sample to expand the possible uses of the sample channel. Being able to load up a wave sample from a your favorite hardware synth and set to loop would be huge!

Combined with that, would be great to include loop start and end points for that sample. This could also be handled with FX, I imagine! This is probably going too far but, if set to manual, would it be possible to have an FX that 'scrubs' or steps through the sample. I'm thinking of the F command in LSDJ. Works INCREDIBLY well with tables.

(Sorry I always refer back to LSDJ - I def don't want NerdSEQ to become LSDJ. It's already way more powerful and exciting! I refer to just because it's my most familiar tracker. Only have a little but of experience with FamiTracker, Milky and AdLib but those diff beasts.)

Just wondering if it is possible to somehow give a 'human' touch to a sequence. Maybe it's possible already using Nerdseq's current features.. Delaying every trigger one or some ppqn's, in a random manner, and set a standard deviation somewhere manually.. Haven't figured out yet how to do that. Maybe in combination with other modules too? Any suggestions on this matter would be more than welcome