Hi everybody,

Is there an option I ignore, to have follow actions on each pattern / clip? Or even probability (0/100%) for a pattern/clip to be played? That would be.... awesome.

Thank you by advance!

Hello,

I'm trying to send adsr via an envelope to a Doepfer A-130-8 Octal Linear VCA.

I have the envelope set up as env1 in the envelope window, I have set it as env1 in the FX 1 column in the pattern screen. I have a cable going from the mod out to the cv in of the VCA but i'm not getting much change to the volume. I tried setting env1 to the right number mod out in the envelope window. I've set env1 value to 102 (and tried 103) but I'm not getting results.

I guess there is something I'm missing or not understanding. I've hunted through the manual (but I am a bit dyslexic so may have missed the info). Any help really appreciated.

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Are there any places on this forum where people can upload and share their projects with each other?  I am curious to see how other people have setup their saved projects and tricks they have routed internally as well.

If we don't have this already, it would be fantastic!

It would be handy if there was a setting in the automator screen for CV Inputs, that prevents e.g. FX overrides to keep the CV value, instead of resetting to the programmed value in the pattern, when there was no CV change. For example:

• I have the Mod output of a track generating an envelope, triggered by the gates of this track.
  
• In a pattern on this track, I set FX1 to set the envelope decay on some steps (or all, or just step 1, doesn't matter).
  
• In automator, I route CV input 1 to override this FX1 value.
  
• I have a hardware offset knob plugged in CV input 1. The purpose of this knob if to have live control of envelope decay.
  

I’m trying to get the smoothest possible tempo-synced LFO. So far, I’m guessing this is in the automator, with clock set to TCK-MUL. But I can’t find the formula to get it running at regular tempo divisions. Experimentally, it seems a speed of 73 (hex) loops in sync with my pattern of 32 steps. Any idea how to calculate other divisions?

Is there a way to get a tempo-synced LFO as smooth as the free-running ones? Any formula that could translate BPM to the free-running speed settings maybe?

Hi !

So I was recalibrating my Nerdseq and kinda freaked out because two of my mod outputs were unresponsive, with values slowly going up/down and not matching the voltage they were supposed to send. After spending two hours trying to figure out why (a.k.a emptying my whole case to check if there was a power issue) the solution was actually pretty dumb: I had a super long Glide modulation on two tracks. And they were still active when I was in the calibration menu. That's all.

So in case it happens to any of you: the calibration menu seems to be sensitive to current values on tracks. Just go through all tracks and double check "Glide Modulate" is 000.

I don't know if it's a feature or a bug so I don't open an actual issue, but maybe it would be an interesting feature to allow the user to disable any custom modulation/output configuration in the calibration menu   (or a warning in the manual maybe? Page 82 on current version)

That's all, thanks

Next time an expander is planned, could an extra (or more) shift button(s) be added on it?
That could solve the limited options for adding extra key-shortcuts.

Is there any possibility to change the gate lengths from 5ms, 10ms, 15ms, etc to 1ms, 1 tick, 2 ticks, 3 ticks, 4 ticks, etc.
This would be so, so useful.

Rotate active steps of a pattern. (Shift values in a pattern with a wrap around effect. If the pattern is 16 steps long and you rotate it 1 step, the value on step 16 moves to step 1, etc.) I think this would be useful enough to merit a button combo.

(11-18-2021, 09:25 AM)BillyAB Wrote: Rotate active steps of a pattern. (Shift values in a pattern with a wrap around effect. If the pattern is 16 steps long and you rotate it 1 step, the value on step 16 moves to step 1, etc.) I think this would be useful enough to merit a button combo.