12-16-2019, 09:10 PM
(12-16-2019, 07:12 PM)XORadmin Wrote: Yes, the main thing is that the NerdSEQ runs at 24ppqn internally. I had in my 2do list to experiment with 48ppqn, but i have to say that i am a bit scared about that. People praise the NerdSEQ for it's clock stability and that is of course something i don't want to put at risk in any way....
Stability is #1 priority for sure.
Anyway, to illustrate my request, I made a little example of a simple bassline and drum groove in Reaktor that starts with no groove, then each time the pattern repeats it adds/subtracts an extra tick of groove, until on the ninth time round it is the equivalent of a Nerdseq 7/5 groove setting. This is based on having each step divided by 48 instead of 6. I'm not asking for that level of granularity in Nerdseq, but I hope it does demonstrate how more subtle changes in the groove could be valuable and very useful:
https://soundcloud.com/colray/groove-example2