10-29-2020, 09:53 PM
I think the Vector does what it does really well.
The reason I decided to go back to the NerdSeq was that while it has lots of nice options for random/probability and other shenanigans, the NS just does that so extensively and effortlessly. Also the ability to see and select your sequences in the way it is in the NS is really nice, as you said.
Probably the biggest downer for me was the lack of proper live recording from MIDI. a keyboard is my preferred input method so that's a key feature.
The reason I decided to go back to the NerdSeq was that while it has lots of nice options for random/probability and other shenanigans, the NS just does that so extensively and effortlessly. Also the ability to see and select your sequences in the way it is in the NS is really nice, as you said.
Probably the biggest downer for me was the lack of proper live recording from MIDI. a keyboard is my preferred input method so that's a key feature.