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Feedback on Nerdseq Manual Readability - Seeking Improvement
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(07-19-2024, 05:46 PM)tapiocatwilight Wrote:
(07-18-2024, 11:45 AM)XORadmin Wrote:
(07-17-2024, 05:01 AM)tapiocatwilight Wrote: There's the hardware and software, both huge endeavors,


You've got to make it easier so people won't be discouraged by all of the wonders you have created here.
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A part of what you describe is already like you describe it: Introduction, Overview, Basics to get started etc.

Like this!

https://www2.doepfer.eu/en/item/patchboo...is-system3

This looks to be new from Doepfer. Really nice layout.
It reminds me of ARP's 2600 manual in the 1970's.
Light and airy and intended to be printed and saved, with notes written in it.

A NerdSeq manual section, with these task based walk-thrus
could provide a more confident foundation to push on into the formidable depths.

The Doepfer document has a user's view, not a device's list of features.
And yeah, I know it was expensive to produce. But a bit of this would be wonderful.

It’s a different thing. I would love to have a NerdSEQ cookbook. But indeed I don’t have the funds and young designers which are waiting in the queue to do the job but also know everything about the NerdSEQ. Different thing than a manual though.
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RE: Feedback on Nerdseq Manual Readability - Seeking Improvement - by XORadmin - 07-19-2024, 06:33 PM

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