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CV input for live control over envelope settings - TME - 12-12-2020
It would be extremely handy for purposes of sound animation to be able to use the CV input for live control over envelope and LFO settings, for example modifying attack time or sustain level etc... using a knob/slider from another module. Appreciate your great work, Nerdseq is fantastic!
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - depaffect - 12-13-2020
a couple of the LFO parameters can be automated from other slots, eg amplitude and clock
(admittedly, i'm not sure why 'clock' is one of the few parameters that can be automated? doesn't seem useful but maybe i'm missing something)
LFO speed would be super handy
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - TME - 01-04-2021
Fingers crossed for these, in addition to any other parameters in the Nerdseq that can be reasonably manipulated through the CV inputs.
Edit: Basically any implementations that open up axes for performance and impromptu variations. I just realised that bipolar CV input can already control probabilities for FX1..4 and row probability in 1.23A, which is also really cool!
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - Bleep bleep - 01-05-2021
+1 for control over envelopes! Specially for decay or release in my case would ber super awesome!
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - XORadmin - 01-05-2021
(12-13-2020, 05:15 AM)depaffect Wrote: a couple of the LFO parameters can be automated from other slots, eg amplitude and clock
(admittedly, i'm not sure why 'clock' is one of the few parameters that can be automated? doesn't seem useful but maybe i'm missing something)
LFO speed would be super handy
You can manipulate the speed, amplitude and reset from other slots.
Also, using the CV input as a slot you can route it to many functions already of each track.
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - XORadmin - 01-05-2021
(01-04-2021, 10:06 PM)TME Wrote: Fingers crossed for these, in addition to any other parameters in the Nerdseq that can be reasonably manipulated through the CV inputs.
Edit: Basically any implementations that open up axes for performance and impromptu variations. I just realised that bipolar CV input can already control probabilities for FX1..4 and row probability in 1.23A, which is also really cool!
Please check the use with automators because with these you can already manipulate many parameters through the CV inputs.
One thing you should be aware of, you wrote about bipolar CV input. But the CV inputs are not bipolar. They only accept 0..10 Volt!
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - TME - 01-05-2021
(01-05-2021, 04:03 PM)XORadmin Wrote:(01-04-2021, 10:06 PM)TME Wrote: Fingers crossed for these, in addition to any other parameters in the Nerdseq that can be reasonably manipulated through the CV inputs.
Edit: Basically any implementations that open up axes for performance and impromptu variations. I just realised that bipolar CV input can already control probabilities for FX1..4 and row probability in 1.23A, which is also really cool!
Please check the use with automators because with these you can already manipulate many parameters through the CV inputs.
One thing you should be aware of, you wrote about bipolar CV input. But the CV inputs are not bipolar. They only accept 0..10 Volt!
Thanks for pointing out the CV range. I only tried bipolar for a couple minutes yesterday and thought I heard the automator effect switching from positive to negative voltage, but this was incorrect (as you mention). I'll definitely keep it within 0..10V from now on!
RE: CV input for live control over envelope settings - Demure - 01-09-2021
Not fully on-topic, but is there a possibility of addressing the envelope parameters through MIDI CC or future I2C commands? It'd be great to use something like a 16n faderbank and just have hands on control on multiple envelopes.
