LFO Reset doesn't seem to work when triggered from the sequencer FX when the LFO is in Tick or Pattern Mode.

Hey!  I am seriously considering to buy a NerdSEQ.  There is just so much to love about it.

I would like to ask about the MIDI capabilities.  Especially recording.  Basically what I want, is to be able to record MIDI just like with an MPC.  I know that's not what trackers are for, but I believe it somehow could fit into a tracker based workflow.

• Can I live record polyphonic MIDI?  If it does (which I thought it does), does it quantize to the step, or does it remember where inside the step the Note On happened and write an offset/delay/microtiming/groove on the step?  Same question about Note Off.
  

• Can it record CC?  Pitch bend and modulation interest me most, but also maybe aftertouch?
  

• Is it viable to have a track with a very high ppqn?  or do a track in double or quadruple speed than the other tracks to achieve a higher resolution?
  

Would it be possible to add a feature that allows the reset in to be echoed to the reset out, particularly in external clock mode?

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Hi,

When clocking the Nerdeq from another source (ES3+5) and using the clock out and reset to trigger another sequencer am getting around an 8-9ms delay between the sequences generated by the nerd and my other sequencers.

To be more specifc;

• To get the Nerd's Sequences to be in time with my computer, am sending a negative delayed clock (-8.5ms) to the nerdseq clock inputs (with the clock in mode set to mod.clock24).  
  
• I then use the clock out on the nerdseq to send this clock to onwards to my ER101/102.  
  
• When I do this the ER101/102 is 8.5ms in front of the nerdseq.
  
• So am assuming the clock the nerdseq receives is being echoed straight out again. 
  
• Would it be possible to account for this within the nerd in some way.
  

Is it possible to quickly change the edit step? Going back and forth to the menu is slow, and not all my music stays on the same spacing.

Is there a way to put samples down, euclidean style, like the triggers in the normal tracks?

It's such a good idea and works so well, I'd like to put my drum hits down the same way.

Could I maybe copy paste from the CV tracks, or is there perhaps a key combo I've missed?

If I'm using the internal oscillators out of the audio outs, but I want to ratchet them on one step, say three times.

What's the best way of doing this?

I have a problem with MIDI sync using the official 1.25 firmware. On the earlier 1.25RC5 firmware it worked fine. I use the TRS-A MIDI expander.
When I start a row of patterns, the sequence (a patch with arp) I start on my wavestate doesn't always start on the beat, like if the midi-clock is delayed. It keeps sync but not on the beat. Sometimes I can be lucky and start it on the beat, but with the 1.25RC it always started on the beat. I will test further on other synths tomorrow, but as said, it did work without problems on the RC versions of the firmware.

On Track 1 I have More CV outputs 1,2,3 and 4 assigned to lanes 3,4,5 and 6.
There is a little up arrow next to the 2 at the top of lane 4 and next to the 4 at the top of lane 6.
Note cv doesn't output as expected from More CV output 2 as entered in lane 4.
What does the up arrow indicate? 
Is there a setting to change to get the note cv to output directly?