Hello , 
I am asking you for advice and help with configuring my setup.
I will try to summarize the problem, do not hesitate to ask me for details. 

Context:
Before I could not leave my synth for more than a day with a patch due to lack of space. I am now lucky enough to have a small home studio. So I am looking to have a "ready to use" setup to make it easier to compose quickly, and spend less time plugging and unplugging instruments. 

• Setup: Eurorack case (https://cdn.modulargrid.net/img/racks/mo...652675.jpg)
  

• Roland RC 505 Mk2 looper for guitar and bass 
  
• Roland TR8S 
  
• keystep 32
  
• Kenton MIDI Thru 5 (https://www.thomann.de/fr/kenton_midi_thru_5.htm)
  

Hi,

I'm rather new to the Nerdseq, but have successfully finished a first track with it and it is my favorite sequencer ever. 

What I can't wrap my had around is the "structured" use of random notes - so if someone could point me in the right direction, I'd really appreciate it.
Have studied the manual, watched videos, etc.

I want to achieve this: Have a track randomly play selected notes (say D and G) in a given octave range. Now - the ranges I know of, but how do I configure the track (or the table) so that it only the "allowed" , quantized notes will be played? 

(I've tried to change table presets - can select them but there's no OK button  in this dialog to confirm my choice (?))

Thanks a lot for finding the right path .

Cheers, Collin

hey folks what's the difference between EX. VOX NOTE and EX. VOICE NOTE in the i2c/multi setup. what is the "correct" way to play basic chords/melodies and control parameters? does anyone have a favorite way of controlling the disting ex via i2c? 
thanks

I am trying to wrap my head around how glide resolutions work, for both CV and MOD glides.
I wasn't able to find some documentation, but if I missed something please point me there.

First thing I noticed is that when I increase the resolution I actually see more aliasing/less smoothing of cv values, where I expected the opposite to happen.
Also I cannot really make sense of what Glide values to use together with Glide resolution values.

Can someone maybe provide a formula or some examples on how they are supposed to work and be used so I can gain some understanding?

Cheers

Hello,

I’m running into an issue where MCON commands in Mappings are unexpectedly modifying the tempo for the project.

Clock In is set to MOD.CLOCK (issue also occurs when set to Internal)
Clock Out is set to DIN-SYNC24.
Clock/Reset Outputs of Nerdseq are going to Pam’s New Workout.
MULTI-IO is connected to MIDI interface via TRS-A sending clock to Bitwig.

I only have two rows populated in Mappings:
MCC HC1 #32 > MCON TC10 #91 (modifies Machinedrum delay send from Sweet16 slider)
I2C SCCV #0 > MCON TC10 #10 (modifies Machinedrum track level from F8R via I2C)

When I move slider #32 on Sweet16, there is a BPM change of ~3 bpm noticed on PNW & Bitwig.
When I move slider #0 on F8R, there is a BPM change of ~1 bpm noticed on PNW & Bitwig.
In both cases, the tempo fluctuates while the slider is being moved, then returns to correct tempo once slider stops moving.

All is working fine except for the unexpected tempo changes when moving sliders that shouldn’t be linked to tempo at all. I have also tried changing Machinedrum base channel to 13 (and modifying mapping to TC13) and the issue persists.

Any guidance for where to begin troubleshooting would be appreciated.

Is there a way to modify mappings so the above does not modify tempo, or is something incorrect in setup, or is this a bug?

Around Black Friday deals at XOR Electronics. - NerdSEQ, Expanders... -

It's 2024 and so all currently available modules get a 24% discount at the XOR Electronics webshop.
If you ever wanted to get your hands on the most powerful sequencer in the rack (or its expander modules) then this is your chance.

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Use the following coupon code: BFF2024

The Dualchord and T-Shirts which will also be available then are excluded from the discount.

https://xor-electronics.com/

Now that the Dualchord is going to be released soon I thought it would be a good idea to start the official Dualchord thread.

Here added to modulargrid:
https://modulargrid.net/e/xor-electronics-dualchord

I will put it up into the webshop when the black friday deals start (no deal for this one), other shops will follow up. Shipping starts in the 1st/2nd week of december.
There will be more and more information over the next days.

Basic specs:
Dualchord 6HP Expander, (uses 1 NSA channel)
- 2 x 4 voice oscillator with each 4 freely mixable waveforms (Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth, Pulse (with PWM). 32 waveforms running at the same time
- 2 audio outputs for each 4 oscillators
- 2 Trigger/Gate outputs
- 8 integrated LFO freely assignable (also syncable)
- 4 Knobs freely assignable to all Dualchord functions
- Stereo-ish modes (dephase, detune)
- PWM, Oscillator spread, mini-super-saw, glide, detune, multi-octave chords, preset chord modes
- waveform morph modes
- dedicated tracktype to support all dualchord functions, columns for all 8 oscillators and Trigger/gate
- full mapping support
....

Price 169€ (ex VAT)

https://xor-electronics.com/downloadfile...d_info.pdf

There will be either a promo video or I will make a live-stream going through its current functions. To be announced...

Hi there!

My 2hp MIDI expander arrived yesterday and I'm trying to use it to control the Arturia Microfrek, so far unsuccessfully.

So the expander is plugged into the Nerdseq and recognized. I've got Track 8 setup as a MIDI track.

I have the OUT of the expander going into the MIDI IN on the Microfreak using a TRS A->B dongle (Arturia uses TRS B).

I'm sending out from the Nerdseq on MIDI channel 1, and the Microfreak is also set to receive on channel 1.

Question 1) Do I need to connect the "SAMPLE 8" Output to the "IN" jack of the expander, or is MIDI already being sent out through the connection between the expander and the Nerdseq?

Just not sure what I'm doing wrong. Something on the Nerdseq not setup right? Something on the Microfreak? Wrong cables?

Thanks for any help!

Has anyone used this combo? It seems like a slam dunk if it works like I'm hoping, but I'm not sure!

H i everybody, 
Maybe you could help me with that as i am new to the mapping world.

I would love to generate an offset through the mapping function for live CV recording. 
As far as I understood CV Input is 0V - 10V and CV Outs (offset to the right) are 0V - 10V as well. 
So if i receive eg a sequence from a Sequencer with the same values Nerdseq would record same notes, 
same CV values and could pass through all accordingly. If sources are different (eg external Quantizers with 
different Volt Value bases) I would need to offset in order to sync to Nerdseq's range. 

I am using a Neo Trinity to give out quantized random voltage (which comes -5V - +5V) and would like to record those 
sequences into Nerdseq. Is there any chance to program a mapping rule that all the incoming voltages would be offset
to Nerdseq's -V - 10V automatically ? I tried the Chat GPT "Mapping Maestro" nut somehow it doesn't get it right with the 
translation. 

Same issue i have if I link the Bard Quartet Quantizer which gives out -3V - +7V

Could you help me with that ?

Thanks a lot