Not sure this is a bug (maybe i'm just misunderstanding how it works) because the behaviour goes back to when envelopes where first implemented.

If you set the trigger source of an envelope to 'ENV1..8 Start' and trigger the source envelope again before its decay phase has completed the second envelope doesn't trigger.

Hi there,

From other posts and the manual, there is no separate 'Hz/Volt' calibration, right?
When measuring C-0, it's 0v in 'V/Oct' but 0.25v in 'Hz/V', C-1 is 1v and 0.5v resp., until C-5 is 5v and 8v (C-6 is out of the volt range for Hz/Volt).

The doubling in Volts is 'relative', there is no there is no 'offset to tune'. For instance, 0.5v and 1v and might be a C-1 and C-2 on old gear X, but a B-1 and B-2 on gear Y (on my Vintage MS20 case). Not a big problem, I can change it by detuning the MS20, but there is no such setting on the NerdSEQ, correct?

Cheers, Airell

Hello, 

the ASLx FX is supposed to start or stop the Automator on a specific row. I see first two digits set - start, reset etc...01, 02...

I read in another post that "You can use the ASLx FX command to start/stop and change automator parameters"

I can't find a function how to "stop" the Automator, only all other parameters like, start, reset, speed etc. 

could help how to stop. 

Thanks

Hello, 

I couldn't find anything in the posts regarding this topic. Hope i didn't miss it.

Is is (or will it be possible with 1.28) to record uneven groove coming from rather midi or live-recording CV input ?
I am trying to record Piano patterns into the NerdSeq, which eg have the groove (4,4,4,6,6,6,6,12) x4 - 64 steps. 
The NerdSeq would usually "quantize" the incoming gates in a even (6,6,6,6,6,6,6,6) pattern. 

Is there a setting for that, so the NerdSeq doesn't quantize the incoming triggers? But adjustes them in the Groove ? 
Or will it be possible ? Midi or Live Recording ? 

The only way I see right now is to make the recoding track eg 4x faster. Then i have only 16 steps, but it gives me 4 more 
triggers per step and so the desired sub steps. I know you can also chain patterns for recoding. Generally it would just be 
easier for editing the pattern later, if i stay in the normal clock with other tracks. 

Is there a setting for that ?

Thank you

Yo,
Was wondering if it's possible to delay sequenced MIDI notes by a certain ms somehow?

Title says it all. cv 16 expander is gray and good as new, bought it a few weeks back.

I've successfully used these FX but I'm still not clear on why they have letters? For example I've been able to us CVA on 3 FX column (same row) to set 3 different CV outputs. Why would I bother to use B-H?

Maybe not very important but it would be nice if we could see the actual note played from the table on the right side of sequencer srceen. And if actual note is transposed by table it could be shown in different color.

Hello all,
not sure if this is a bug but I experience something like this:

I have a simple melody and some notes have table enabled followed by ** on next step. Table Transpose is set to RND, speed is set to "0C", range is set only to "+09". Allowed notes are E, G, A.

The problem is, that table will sometimes play wrong note like A#.

Another table with same settings is set to play notes D and G sometimes plays G#.

Both A from first table and G from second table are first notes on the way UP.

Anyone experienced something like this?

I'm on V01.27 C.

The transpose expects the input voltage to be (from the manual) "middle point for the transposition is C-5 (5 Volt input)". Could this be configurable? I use Pamela's New Workout and it only puts out voltages between 0-5. Ideally I could set this to 2V or 3V, and I'd only get 2-3V transpose range but at least I wouldn't need to externally scale the voltage (for the same range of capability). Maybe this is already doable somehow?