Hey! Maybe this question has been asked a lot, but I just wanted to know because I had the nerdseq pretty recently and I just fell in love with it, the complexity and at the same time the simplicity of this module is just mindblowing. 
So, yeah, If someone has an answer, feel free to answer!

HI all,
I have the following issue I need to resolve.

I moved to the south pacific side of Costa Rica and I live in the jungle and near the ocean, the humidity is what you can expect from a tropical rainforest and the moment of this writing it is 94%. Rust is a major issue, and everything metal that is not treated properly rusts away in months.

I have brought my modular gear and various other synths and equipment with me, and for now this is still packed away in bags and suitcases, not exposed too much to the harsh climate here.
The house I am renting has a small room in which I installed a tiny AC to keep the temperature relatively stable. I build a nice desk and I can not wait to set up my music equipment and start jamming again (it has been 18 months).

Installing the AC was a simple first step to create an environment where my gear will not be ruined within months, but I am not there yet. I am waiting on my Hygrometer Amazon order and verify the humidity in the room. If it does not drop below 70% (which I doubt) I will consider the purchase of a dehumidifier. Though, I am wondering if a dehumidifier can keep up with the humidity here, so I am researching different solutions. Also, electricity is not cheap, and I have to deal with a lot of power outages, so relying solely on an AC and dehumidifier will not be optimal.

So far, in my research, I have learned that the major issue is condensation. Major temperature fluctuations create condensation, and the salt particles accelerate the forming of rust. I am going to throw some desiccant pouches in my Tiptop Mantis case, but also this will not be enough.

I have found a product called “Action Corrosion HVAC-R” which is designed to keep AC units from corroding. It is a product that adds a protective non-conducting (!!!) layer over PCB boards. The product demo movie shows the guy spraying water over a live PCB boards that runs 125v, later he touches a bolt that has 125v on it. Because the protective layer is non-conducting, there is no short-circuit created. He also states that the product does not affect the heat transfer capabilities. It almost sounds too good to be true.

Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRDFsdDLMVQ&t=374s

I can imagine myself using this product on my modules. Have every input/output connected so I won’t ruin the parts that need to be conductive, and could look for a product that can help keep the ins/outs free of moisture/damage.

I would like some feedback on the problem I am facing and the proposed solution. Any other comment about the issue, information or experience is more than welcome!

Thanks in advance,
Erik

Just an idea I had. If you have more than one Eurorack case and you want nerdseq in one case but an expander NSA/midi etc in a different case this is not currently possible. 

What about a module called nerdBridge that is simple a passive bridge using rj45 or some other format cable (hdmi?) to let you pass the NSA connection from back of nerdseq to another case?

The module would come in pairs so you could complete the connection to the expander in the other case.

Ribbon header to cable connector should be all that is required I guess.  

I might actually build this

   

I use the modular cv and trigger outputs and,  made a table, but he give a extra trigger after the last note. how do i get rid of that?

Lets do a poll!!


This is going through my head since a long time and I don't really remember actually why I did it this way.

The current column order of the modular track pattern view is:
Note|Patch|Table|Trigger|MOD|FX....

I think that the following order would make more sense:
Note|Trigger|MOD|Patch|Table|FX.....

What do you think about it? What would you prefer? The old style or the Triggers next to the note?

With the new mapping feature, it would be nice if the MOD column in a modular track could be uncoupled from the MOD CV output. This way, the MOD CV output could be used e.g. as envelope output and the MOD column could then be used to modify some parameter of this envelope (or any other parameter) without affecting its MOD CV output.

This can currently somewhat be done with FX, but the MOD column itself becomes useless as soon as the MOD CV output of its track is used for something else.

Well I have had it for a week and I am too engrossed in learning the ropes to actually patch to my modular   so I have been just using the the Nerd Seq to play with my TX81Z. 

Anyways, a cool trick is to set a break command on step one of a pattern and then give this say a 50% probability of happening. Very basic to be sure...how are you doing "beat repeats" on midi tracks ?

Hi NERDSSSS

Recently I just got my Nerdseq, but i have some problem when I trying to save my project.

it prompts: "Error, try again!". 

But this bug gone after I switch off and on the power again.

I wanna know what happends to my NERDSEQ, Thanks to yall!

Hi,

I want to add some samples to the SD. Do I have to make sure to turn off the nerdseq before remove SD ?
thx

Hopefully I did not miss how to do these in the manual but here goes:

For midi tracks I would like to be able to Randomize velocity (prefer within ranges) and also randomize Program Changes. I think I figured out a workaround to the latter as I was typing this
(Randomize Row and then have a few rows set to different PC changes). 

I am also struggling to understand how to set up ratchets on a midi track.

I am sure it has been requested and planned (hopefully) to have Quantize Tables on Midi Tracks.

Still also looking forward to midi selecting the selected record Track (was this already in the list ?) and Start/Stop live Record. 

It has been a fun few weeks now playing with this sequencer.