I can't find information whether this is already possible, but it would be a huge help if one could make a selection and transpose the selected notes up/down.

In extension to the record function, it would be just brilliant if this feature could be extended within the Nerdseq, especially in regards to recording triggers. One would be able to set a trigger record mode for the trigger column, and the cursor buttons (or other buttons) would become trigger pads (there seems to be no need for navigating when in record mode anyway, scroll could turn on automatically maybe?). (The values for the pads/buttons could be customized in the settings menu later). All four buttons could have different default trigger values. So for example:

 > Shift + Down + Record, when in a trigger column enters Trigger record mode > Live record, using the cursor buttons as trigger pads... 

Sorry for writing it down so sloppy, I guess it's not that easy

Hi.. i'm considering getting a Nerdseq.. but I have been unable to find any answer for one question that popped right into my mind the first time I heard about the Nerdseq...:
Does it support import of old .mod files? Or is there another way to import your old Amiga mod files on the Nerdseq?

Cheers :-)

Hi! I'v come across this issue a few times now.

I'll have different trigger and CV probabilities for one pattern. Naturally, those settings carry over to the next pattern but, oftentimes, I am creating a new "beat" and want to reset all FX to 0000 without having to waste a number of steps. Is there 1 FX that resets all? Does KILL do this without killing the note?

Also, I cannot for the life of me figur eout if probability (trigger, cv, etc.) 0000 or probability 0064 is 100% probability. Both seem to still skip some. I just to be able to set 100% probability for, say, certain snares while all else goes back to 0024 or whatever. Does that make sense? I know there's probability by step for ch 1-6 but it seems to be missing for drums? Just some thoughts - thanks!

I was playing some patterns on ch 1-4 and 7+8 when I decided I wanted to make some System changes. When I went in to the systems menu, and all patterns were still playing, and opened a submenu, all patterns in the sequencer screen were changed to 07. I noticed this because the sound changed immediately.

I know this isn't really game ending but it would be very challenging to try and remember where each pattern went and I just ended up reverting to a previous save - losing a good amount of work.

Just thought I've give a head's up!

Hello!
I really love my Nerdseq and it’s gradually becoming the centrepiece of my setup.
I’m wondering if it is possible to implement an ability to change the start and end point in the sequencer? Looping a smaller section within the sequence. I read the manual and checked the posts here, but didn’t find anything about this. I might have missed it though! that’s probably the function I wish for the most. 

Thanks for an awesome sequencer!

Not sure how difficult this would be to implement. But it would be good to have an undo function. Even if just for last action. I ruin alot of sequences by trying new things and copy pasting lots. At the moment I am constantly fast saving and reverting back. Which is kind of annoying but obviously tolerable.

What I really want is diatonic transpose, configurable per track, not global. I’m a new user so maybe this exists already, but it seems as if not. I’d like if quantized CV-in offsets would transpose in key. I presume this would first require user selectable scales!

Looking for advice, may be possible but I haven't figured it out yet!

Is it possible to clock a sequencer track using one of the CV inputs? Would be great to be able to clock tracks independently.

The 24PPQ Clock Output setting doesn't change anything - the clock output stays at 1/16.

This is true regardless of the clock source. I tried all 4.

(V1.12)