Hello everyone!
So I am still quite new to NerdSeq and still try to explore all the possibilities and how I could use them best for my goals. And I have this idea about using it as a preset sequencer/performance controller.
My idea would be to get CV16 + Midi I/O and then an external controller with Motorfaders. Then use the CV16 to control certain module values in a eurorack patch, set up patterns that either are static values/tracks that should not change or are dynamic so I can jam/perform with theses values on the controller. When I switch to a new pattern, the static values get changed and I get new sounds from my modules (and also new note sequences since I can switch these patterns on the NerdSeq as well).
The new values are also send to the Controller, so the fader positions are always synced to the actual values.
I am thinking in direction of something like a performance controller to control multiple Eurorack modules with fixed values set by the sequencer and dynamic values to jam with the external controller.
Has anyone tried something like this already and can give some feedback?
From my understanding the sequencing in Nerdseq should be possible but I am not very familiar with Controllers and the possibilities of syncing values and faders.
The same would also be possible with Droidmaster and the M4 or E4, but it would be great if this could also be achieved with NerdSeq and expanders, so I have it all 'under one hood'.
EDIT:
When I think back to my DAW period...usually with a controller, I would map CC values to certain control elements of the plugin/daw. Is it possible to map CC values in NerdSeq to a CV value of a certain track?
I would think it could work this way.
So I am still quite new to NerdSeq and still try to explore all the possibilities and how I could use them best for my goals. And I have this idea about using it as a preset sequencer/performance controller.
My idea would be to get CV16 + Midi I/O and then an external controller with Motorfaders. Then use the CV16 to control certain module values in a eurorack patch, set up patterns that either are static values/tracks that should not change or are dynamic so I can jam/perform with theses values on the controller. When I switch to a new pattern, the static values get changed and I get new sounds from my modules (and also new note sequences since I can switch these patterns on the NerdSeq as well).
The new values are also send to the Controller, so the fader positions are always synced to the actual values.
I am thinking in direction of something like a performance controller to control multiple Eurorack modules with fixed values set by the sequencer and dynamic values to jam with the external controller.
Has anyone tried something like this already and can give some feedback?
From my understanding the sequencing in Nerdseq should be possible but I am not very familiar with Controllers and the possibilities of syncing values and faders.
The same would also be possible with Droidmaster and the M4 or E4, but it would be great if this could also be achieved with NerdSeq and expanders, so I have it all 'under one hood'.
EDIT:
When I think back to my DAW period...usually with a controller, I would map CC values to certain control elements of the plugin/daw. Is it possible to map CC values in NerdSeq to a CV value of a certain track?
I would think it could work this way.