11-26-2020, 12:23 AM
Did some experimenting with this today. With Live Input “On”...NerdSeq accepts CV on Input 1-4 and based on the setting and value of that CV, will select the appropriate column (X) or row (Y). You can test it easily with an LFO. It looks like the range is 0-10V (or -5V to 5V) over the 0-254 sequencer rows. That means just 1V (an Octave) would jump 25 rows. Every note you play on a keyboard, results in a jump of 1-3 rows, depending on how it’s converted.
I can share below in ‘Feature Request’ - but wanted to validate my assessment above is correct first.
1. I would love to be able to tell the sequencer that 1V covers a smaller range of rows (beginning with 00, 1V = 12 rows in the seq) OR maybe easier, a MIDI note assigned to each row (C0 = row00, C#0 = row01, and so on). This is how a few other sequencers allow “program change” from external MIDI source.
As a workaround, I think you could just create islands at the rows where the CV “jumps” to. However....
2. To externally start a pattern, you can use a CV gate on an Input. It will start whatever pattern the cursor is on. It would be great to have an option to Start the entire row too (like Shift + Start).
I can share below in ‘Feature Request’ - but wanted to validate my assessment above is correct first.
1. I would love to be able to tell the sequencer that 1V covers a smaller range of rows (beginning with 00, 1V = 12 rows in the seq) OR maybe easier, a MIDI note assigned to each row (C0 = row00, C#0 = row01, and so on). This is how a few other sequencers allow “program change” from external MIDI source.
As a workaround, I think you could just create islands at the rows where the CV “jumps” to. However....
2. To externally start a pattern, you can use a CV gate on an Input. It will start whatever pattern the cursor is on. It would be great to have an option to Start the entire row too (like Shift + Start).