Don’t know if it’s possible, but being able to switch channels on a MIDI track with an FX or patch in a pattern would be an excellent addition for my style of working.

(Also more maximum patterns) 

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It would be nice to be able to get tempo synced LFOs and other stuff out of the Automators. 

Two clock settings with MULT/DIV, where for instance an LFO with MULT2 would give me two cycles of LFO per clock beat, and so on. 


If there is a way to do this with automators currently please do tell!

Maybe have the shift button be latchable? But it would be great to trigger an entire row one handed.

I'm just about to add some of my own sounds to the sample folder. However, I see the list can be quite long if you just keep adding more and more sound-files. So, a simple question, can you add a folder (ex: ownSamples) to the sampler directory, or will that not work?

I wondered if a simple setup command for tuning all the CV outs could be a useful feature? As an example in the Nerd menu, it could be possible to have a 'Tuning' parameter which activates by default C3 (can be changed as needed) on all CV outs. This would make it possible to test (set up) all the assigned VCOs making sure they all agree.   

I see this is a reasonably easy task to do without such a function by making a pattern with C3 and cloning it on all tracks (or using FX send). However, I wondered if it could maybe be a very simple and useful parameter to have in one command?  


BTW, if this is already possible, please let me know (and delete this post).

Hi folks,

When using FM output with amplitude envelope, there is a continuous clicking (seems like a ghost activation of some kind) of the envelope that is in synchronisation with the clock progression. The clock is about 125bpm and my multiple is * 2 so the clicking is quite fast and actually a problem when I remove effects. So rather than getting a smooth decay, I'm getting a strange high frequency ratcheting that is impacting the longer FM sounds I am using.

Is this a problem perhaps with my sequence (I have erased all FX) or is it a side-effect that I need to take into account when using the onboard FM sounds?

So first :

I've used the Nerdseq for a week in a system with Monome Teletype, ER 301 and other modules. But I've been working with it non-stop preparing for a festival concert in 10 days and I've even hit the pattern maximum in creating my set.

However I've a few thoughts and have been taking notes throughout resulting in the following. 

First simple suggestions:


1. Page Up / Page Down button behaviour: Could this be the same as cursor behaviour? Long press cursor works (data changes fast and navigation changes fast) but long press Page Up Page Down does not have the same behaviour. 

2. Can we have Basenote option in MIDI FX?

3. Can we have more information in Current Values? Basenote would be very good to have there. 

4. Copy Colours with Mark (copy paste etc.). This currently leaves colours behind and the only way I see to move colours with patterns in a sequencer window is to delete empty positions to move the patterns AND their colours together. 

5. Visualisation of Probability % in the empty space at the bottom right of the Pattern window. The No.1 issue I have when working with probability is troubleshooting why something is not playing or not changing in some way. Its almost always probability percentage but if I could see FX % value in a similar way to the note activity in the Sequencer window that would be so helpful. There is space!

6. Mute / Solo behaviour in Sequencer window is Great! Can we also have the same behaviour in the four MIDI note column? 

Bigger ones:

7. I've mentioned this before but the copy and paste approach using MARK is for me very slow. I also know that this is likely to be evolved soon! 
I really think I'm actually finding the Mark system challenging and sometimes wonder am using it correctly. Look forward to seeing next update approach! 
But anyway... The approach that would work faster for me is: 


Shift Copy -> Shift Copy (simply puts entry into memory for a paste command using Shift copy again)
 
Shift Delete -> (removes entry but also places it into memory for paste command using Shift Copy)

8. Clock multipliers that allow for different tupelos (triplets, maybe even quintuplets, septuplets. etc... but definitely triplets. I've searched forum for answers to this and have not found anything that works using multipliers. Groove for me is quite a slow solution.

9. Okay this one may be impossible... BUT. How about an EVERY or MAX function that can supplement the generative side of things like probability? For instance, EVERY 6 would only play THAT entry every 6th pass. Or Maybe every even EVERY 0606 is every 6th pas and EVERY 0406 is a repetition between four and six times on every pass (just add a random between 0 and 2 to 4 every pass to determine when the next event takes place. Similarly a MAX entry could state that an entry occurs a maximum of N times (So MAX 0009 would mean the entry happens 9 times and then stops). 

All the above being stated within the context that Nerdseq Eurorack technology at its best. I'm really looking forward to spending the next number of years exploring its potential further.  

Jürgen

Hola Tomás. Estoy usando el Nerdseq con el expansor MIDI Din, reproduciendo 6 pistas desde 6 pads MIDI, cada uno en un canal MIDI diferente. 

Cuando toco notas rápidas, tengo notas colgantes y ese canal MIDI (y pad) ya no funciona, así que tengo que presionar Shift+OK para que vuelva a funcionar. ¿Me puedes ayudar?

Since Shift + Start cue a row to start in a quantised fashion, is it not possible to have the same for stop? Meaning, (example) Shift + 2xStop the row/island finishes all its parts and then stops.

I find that pressing Shift + Stop is a little like slamming your foot on the brake, everything halts abruptly*. Surely it could be useful to press a key combination, stand back and let the sequencer finish its job by itself.      

BTW, if this already exists - but I didn't see it - let me know, and wipe this post.

*= This also very useful in some situation, naturally.