12-14-2017, 04:41 PM
(12-14-2017, 09:20 AM)XORadmin Wrote: With shift you mean delay all events from this step by X ticks?
I am currently checking out if i can get 48ppqn internally without performance issues, then you could have double the resolution.
I meant delaying by a fraction or percentage of a single tick. Even 4 divisions would be great, that would give the same resolution as the Roger Linn MPCs :-)
Double the resolution would be a good thing, but in that case though, would a 16th note still be 6 ticks in the groove column, or would it be 12? It would need to be 12 for the increased resolution to be useful without adding a SHFT command. That's fine with me but it might throw other users off. Maybe 48PPQN, if you do it, should be a user option and not the default.
The previously discussed idea of using letters beyond f in the groove column will help with this - extending to the letter 'o' will allow eighth notes in the groove column at 48ppqn. Pretty cool.
(12-14-2017, 09:22 AM)XORadmin Wrote:(12-11-2017, 06:49 AM)knights who say neve Wrote: OK, after further experimentation I was able to get decent 16th note triplets at normal clock rates by using groove settings like 5 3 4 and then an inverted trigger setting on the middle note to fine-tune the timing. Fortunately, the drum modules I'm using trigger cleanly on the rising edge and don't mind having the signal held high between triggers. Also fortunately, the timing of the NerdSeq is very tight and consistent!
This solution won't work for all cases though. A SHFT command would still be very useful I think.
Thats the spirit! Get the thing done even if it is not implemented. Probably to get the whole thing complete and working for all cases, add also a kill command which will reset also your inverted trigger at some point
I will investigate the possibilities.
Awesome!
Regarding the kill command - I don't understand what the number does. Is it specifying when the kill command should start, or how long it will last?


