Hi,

I just got the cv16 expander and I am a bit confused about how I could generate note on/off commands to go with the cv values I set. I essentially would like to replicate the behavior of the regular cv tracks.

I thought I could emulate the triggers using the envelopes, however they do not go to note-off / release when stopping the sequencer. Am I missing something obvious?

Hello, 
I don't know if it's a bug, so i prefer post this tread here.


So, i want to trigger the sample 1 and Sample 2 (Audio 7) and Sample 1 (Audio 8) with the t section of the marbles.
I put the t1, t2, t3 (3 random triggers from marbles) in cv input 1,2,3.
In Input /record Setup I set the 'input Live 1' to "Audio 7 trig", "Input Live 2" to "Audio 8 trig", and it's work, but i want to trigger the sample 2 (Audio 7 or audio 8) and i can't.
In the manual, i can read p103 :
"Audio 7..8 Gate / Trigger → Plays the last set/used sample on Track 7..8 if the gate is set or if set on trigger, triggers the sample. "
 So it seems impossible to trigger 2 sample from Cv imput from just one audio out (7 or 8)


True? if yes, another possibility? If not, can i have more details?

Thanks 
Olivier

PS : Thanks a lot Thomas for this amazing tracker! i make such lot of (weird) music 

Is there a way to have an island repeat x amount of times then proceed to the next adjacent island?

I just noticed that pattern names are not shown inside patterns assigned to expanders (I checked CV16 and Triggers). They are shown inside modular and audio patterns. Guess its still on your TODO list Thomas - and its not a priority IMHO, so no hurry - I just noticed it ;-)

I would like the ability to clone a pattern directly below instead of in place. This could be done with a button combo that I do not believe is in use:

hold SHIFT+DOWN then press OK

The new cloned pattern would appear below the original pattern - which would stay where it was - and the cursor would move down too so you can enter the new pattern if desired.
If there is already a pattern existing there, then it would just be overwritten (instead of the original pattern being overwritten in place which is what bugs me about the current behavior).

And the regular cloning behavior would still be available too. The combo could be disabled for those that don't want to accidentally use it.

Just what the subject says. I’ve been using patches quite a bit and it can be hard to determine how patch 00 and 10 are different from one another. It would be really nice for tables too. It could display the names on the right side when you’re on the row.

Hello Thomas!
It would be super useful (at least for me) to have 1st Queuepoint highlighted in Pattern view.
For example - if I set Live Queuepoints to 12, the number of each 12th row will be highlighted. It would be easier to create longer sequences and matching the to rhythm.

I often find myself counting, which row to fill with the note. Or maybe there is some different way how to do it. If so please let me know your tips.

Thank you and have a nice day!

Just an idea :

Effects you can find in old trackers (ZX Spectrum,...) in addition to GLIDE are PITCH Up and PITCH Down.

That means when the effect is set and the tracker encounter a Note, it starts to increase or decrease Pitch by a speed.
At this moment, I'm able to achieve this effect by using GLIDE and two notes like this :

00 C-7 -- -- -- GL C 000
01 C-2 -- -- -- GL C 001
02 ---   -- -- -- ----   ---
03 ---   -- -- -- ----   ---
04 B-7 -- -- -- GL C 000
05 B-2 -- -- -- GL C 001
06 ...

but it would be simpler to use only one Note and set the effect only one time.
I know that means a lot of new FX for a function I don't use every time...

Is there a way to stop a whole row after all patterns have finished playing? or least stop the row in a "quantized" fashion, rather than immediately?

Sorry if this is a silly question... I just got a NerdSEQ and am a total newbie at it.

It would be nice to have the display of tracks 7 and 8 match the display of tracks 1-6 when their output is set to MIDI.

Thanks

Dado