hello,
I encounter a clock problem per track.
let me explain, when I play a track with a division by 4 (which I program with patch) and I want to pass this same track to a division by 2 (still with patch) my clock changes, but with a pattern of delay..
do you have a trick to circumvent the problem?
or maybe it's me who's doing it wrong
THANKS

Kia ora (a greeting from New Zealand wishing good health),

I recently bought a nerdseq and am getting more familiar with it. It's a seriously amazing device and loving the vibe of it.

One item I looked in the manual for and on these forums but didn't find was a 'Clone all marked patterns' feature. This seems like a useful idea to me, so I wanted to share it here.

One use case being, when you're after a quick way to take an existing area, copy n paste it, then modify the notes in the pasted patterns, without also modifying the notes from the patterns you've just copied. 

Currently the way I think to do this would be to move the cursor down to each pasted pattern, and press shift+ok, then proceed to the next pattern in the area you've pasted into, and repeat until finished. 

Process wise for a 'Clone all' function I think could work like this:

• You mark an area in the sequencer view, then press shift+nerd to get a context menu for the marked area, which has a new function in it, called something like "Clone all marked patterns" or simply "Clone all".
  
• You select and ok that option, then each pattern that was marked gets sequentially (top to bottom, left to right) cloned. 
  

I have a project wherein I'm trying to record a few CC values per channel. I have four MIDI channel inputs set up to record and most of those channels have presets set up like so:

1. CC01
   
2. CC02
   
3. CC03
   
4. CC04
   
5. CC40
   
6. CC00
   
7. CC00
   
8. CC0A
   

Howdy 

I understood, by reading the manual, and watching several videos, that the CV/Gate expanders are fitted with an interesting new environment when a track is assigned to either of them.

So, did I miss something or can’t you access the expander CV/Trigger from the 1-6 native channel’s FX column without having to re engineer all the existing patterns?

I was hoping that I could just route my existing signals to them easily, and it seems that I will have to completely change my logic, which was awseome thanks to the existing environment.

Please tell me what you think about my perspective, and if in any way I am wrong.

Thanks

Hi, 

I bought a Nerdseq in late 2022 but only started deep diving now, it was working fine until last week but now in all tracks that I start it's always the same pattern, always with 00 as pattern number. When I load a saved track it can only go as high as the highest pattern number in a track. 
Like if the highest number is 05, that's the limit to start a new pattern.

What may be possibly happening?

This might be a bit far-fetched, but I'd be very interested in being able to set a number of tracks to be slave tracks of a certain other track.

A use case could be having three voices and wanting to do chords.

The voices are connected to CV 1, 2 and 3. Track 2 and 3 could be set to Slave mode and you'd sequence the pitches from Track 1, which could look similar to the layout of the More CV expander tracks. 

This way you can see the notes of the chord next to eachother instead of tabbing out and in to each track in order to construct the polyphony. 

Potentially, they could share triggers or triggers could be controlled individually by the FX tracks.

I have a controller that I can only use 1/4 of the throw that I'd like to scale down a bit.

Is that doable? Can't find anything in the manual.

Okay so I've got FW 1.27 on my Nerdseq and a MIDI expander module.
I'd like to clock the Nerdseq from the 606 via the IN port of the expander. But no matter what I try it doesn't work. On the other hand using MIDI-Out set to DINSYNC to clock the 606 doesn't work either? 
Could this be that this is still not possible with the Nerdseq? I wanted to take a small setup with me with the Nerdeq at the heart but if it isn't working I have to change plans unfortunately 

Using a digitakt with the same cable works fine.

Any advice on how to approach this?

My goal: Random Arp quantised to a chord where the note lengths vary

I have a 1 bar track that just has 1 note at the start with a table 
The table is running at the same speed as the track
I have a RND transpose on each step of the table quantised to a chord to make a nice random arp

Is it possible to add probability to the transposition happening or not so that the note doesn't change on every step? 
Is there a way to hold the random transposition for more than one step instead of reverting to the original note? 
Another solution would be to automate the table speed with an LFO but I don't think this is possible is it?
At the moment I'm not using any gates/triggers - just pitch CV on a free-running vco
Is there a better way?

Thanks in advance!

Anyone got any suggestions (tips or tricks) on how to make triplets? 

I know that you can use a table but I just can't get that to work (maybe someone can give me a detailed explanation?), and it seems overly complicated - meaning it's a lot of work just to write a triplet. 

Thanks in advance.