If at all possible, I would love that if NerdSeq could check what was the last type of value used on a per-column basis.
For example, if column 01 was a note, 02 was an envelope, etc, the next time I go back to that specific column it would remember I last entered a note on this column, so it would start at C-0, or if the last value above was envelope, it would start at ^10, etc.
Right now I am always starting with Note C-0 and having to shift+ok cycle frequently when working between multiple columns in one instance. Shift+Up helps, but only when I'm working on one specific column at a time, and if I move over to a different one it copies the previous value from the other column, so more Shift+OKing is required.
I understand that any column can be any of these values, so it makes sense to have you always start from default, but I think this adjustment could improve speed of workflow when working on the fly while the pattern is running.
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The second request is for a way to set up an autogate function for Note values. The idea would be able to assign a CV Ex out (OFF, then 01 to 16) in the Patch section along with GLC, GLS, MOD. In this case it NerdSeq doesn't care what the current value is, just to trigger the out and it would just use the last used value, so it doesn't necessarily have to be an envelope, for really interesting results.
Ideally, you could also assign an autogate via Patch section when a Local CV is assigned to a CV Expander column too.
For more complex scenarios, you could also add this autogate option to envelope's patch section to fire at the end of release, for really cool cascading effects (or loop the envelope if set to itself).
For example, if column 01 was a note, 02 was an envelope, etc, the next time I go back to that specific column it would remember I last entered a note on this column, so it would start at C-0, or if the last value above was envelope, it would start at ^10, etc.
Right now I am always starting with Note C-0 and having to shift+ok cycle frequently when working between multiple columns in one instance. Shift+Up helps, but only when I'm working on one specific column at a time, and if I move over to a different one it copies the previous value from the other column, so more Shift+OKing is required.
I understand that any column can be any of these values, so it makes sense to have you always start from default, but I think this adjustment could improve speed of workflow when working on the fly while the pattern is running.
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The second request is for a way to set up an autogate function for Note values. The idea would be able to assign a CV Ex out (OFF, then 01 to 16) in the Patch section along with GLC, GLS, MOD. In this case it NerdSeq doesn't care what the current value is, just to trigger the out and it would just use the last used value, so it doesn't necessarily have to be an envelope, for really interesting results.
Ideally, you could also assign an autogate via Patch section when a Local CV is assigned to a CV Expander column too.
For more complex scenarios, you could also add this autogate option to envelope's patch section to fire at the end of release, for really cool cascading effects (or loop the envelope if set to itself).