*NO BUG* 'ON CHANGE' Program change bug

[josker]

I assume you are talking about midi sequencing and here about the program change column?

So for point 1: You talk about a program change command initiated from the NerdSEQ i guess which does a pattern change on the elektron devices, right? (I don't know what elektron devices do on pattern change commands.)
If that is the case, what value do you fill in step 1A and what value do you fill in 3A in the Program Change Column? Are they the same or different? How does your sequence look like?

P2: Doesn't make sense to me. A pattern that is not playing doesn't send any program change messages. A program change message is only sequenced/send if the sequencer passes this playing pattern with the filled in Program Change column. And then also only either always when the 'On Change' function is off, or only if the program number was different than the one before (if On Change is ON).

Maybe you can add a project file with the reproducable issue and exact explanation on what you do and what you expect.

Hi! 

Yes, sorry, I was unclear: 

I'm talking about MIDI sequencing, and about the program change column. 

I have a program change on a MIDI track of the NerdSeq, going to Analog Four. The first set of patterns contains a program change '01' (on track 5), which tells the Analog Four to change to pattern A02. 

On the third row of patterns, NerdSeq's track 5 contains a program change column message '00', which tells the Analog Four to change to pattern A01. 

On this video, you can see how starting pattern set one on the NerdSeq actually makes the Analog Four receive a pattern change on the first pass, even if I haven't initiated a pattern change on the NerdSeq. I have the 'ON CHANGE' setting enabled. And vice versa, on NerdSeq's pattern row three you can see how it's switching Analog Four back to pattern A01 even if I haven't initiated a pattern change on the NerdSeq.

https://youtu.be/FEqMADLRfT4

Concerning P2: For me, merely stopping track 5, row 1 on the NerdSeq (simple press of the stop button) was enough for the NerdSeq to send a program change to the Analog Four. 

I'm also attaching the project file:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/uldgziu3uo4w3e...D.NRD?dl=0

If there's anything unclear, I'll be happy to clarify my fragmented thoughts further.

Final note: I'm aware I'm being very active on the forum right now. The NerdSeq is very new to me, and I see immense potential in it. At the same time I realize how reporting many things in a short period of time might be uncalled for. Projects have backlogs and priorities. I hope, however, that I don't come off as needy or pushy – I'm not trying to unduly influence development, I'm only trying to in a small way contribute to taking an already absolutely fantastic sequencer further. <3