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Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - Friend of Dogs - 10-22-2018
On all the channels I'm sending the cv info to from the nerdseq, (bitbox, ER301, Basimilus etc) If im triggering changing timbre's (drum slices) it plays a "hic" of the previous sample first.
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - XORadmin - 10-22-2018
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. I guess you don't mean samples from the NerdSEQ? Whats the connection and how do you play/how does your step/pattern look like.
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - Friend of Dogs - 10-22-2018
The cv, trigger and mod channels are going into the samplers, synths above. Right now I’m using the cv (v/oct) to control sample slices. Then setting up what to play though a daw on the computer, using the nerdseq as a midi to cv converter. (It’s easier to write that way).
What happens is a that I get a couple milliseconds of the previously triggered sample before it plays the asked for sample. It becomes really obvious going from kick to HH. It makes a “ploc “ sound.
Thanks
On the er301. I can just add a “micro delay” unit to the trigger input and solve it quickly. But all the other don’t have that nifty a solution
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - XORadmin - 10-22-2018
Hmm, kind of expensive Midi-CV converter ;-)
Anyways, i just checked and the trigger should trigger right after the new note value is set.
Are you sure you don't have for example any glide settings turned on? I will check it with a scope but seing the code i expect the trigger really somes right after the CV (as in microseconds after it).
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - Friend of Dogs - 10-23-2018
(10-22-2018, 06:55 PM)XORadmin Wrote: Hmm, kind of expensive Midi-CV converter ;-)
Anyways, i just checked and the trigger should trigger right after the new note value is set.
Are you sure you don't have for example any glide settings turned on? I will check it with a scope but seing the code i expect the trigger really somes right after the CV (as in microseconds after it).
Its just easier to write for now :/ once i get performing, the nerdseq will do all that other stuff it does. (side note: I'm excited for all of the expanders)
I have a video I made from my phone of the bitbox's reaction but I cant attach it via phone.
I tend never to use things like glide settings, so it wouldn't have been intentional. how might I check to see if I do?
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - XORadmin - 10-23-2018
You can check either in the current settings screen (using the patch button in the sequencer screen) or you can easily reset all FX with the Nerd Button, then all glide settings are reset for sure. (at least until set again through the sequencer). Those are features of the later versions, i think from V1.16 and higher.
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - XORadmin - 10-23-2018
Another question. Do you use the CC to control which sample is going to play or the midi note?
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - Friend of Dogs - 10-23-2018
I’m using midi note to control the samples. One key =one sample this way
I’ll check the settings later today
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - Friend of Dogs - 10-24-2018
(10-23-2018, 05:27 PM)Friend of Dogs Wrote: I’m using midi note to control the samples. One key =one sample this way
I’ll check the settings later today
Checked it, not using any glide.
RE: Nerdseq's Gate arrive too early, I think - jurassicshift - 10-25-2018
(10-22-2018, 03:01 AM)Friend of Dogs Wrote: On all the channels I'm sending the cv info to from the nerdseq, (bitbox, ER301, Basimilus etc) If im triggering changing timbre's (drum slices) it plays a "hic" of the previous sample first.
Are you clocking externally by any chance? With internal clocking I use my nerdseq to trigger an external sampler (akai s950) using a Doepfer 192-2 (cv-midi)... the Doepfer module is very picky about the gate and cv arriving coincidentally and I've had no issues using the nerdseq with it!