(02-12-2021, 02:11 PM)topherdavis Wrote: I looked pretty carefully to see if someone else posted this and I can't believe I didn't find it. Maybe you can already do it and I don't understand how? It looks to me like I can only record the sequencer values in the sample tracks.
I would think I would be able to record audio directly into the Nerdseq and save it in one of the sample slots. The workflow of going to a computer is kind of a drag.
I finally found another post where you said it isn't possible because they are DC coupled and the chip (or something) isn't suited well for this.
I really think you should reconsider the expander for recording audio input. The functionality of those two tracks are really limited without that.
Don't worry, the search function is extremely flawed unless the syntax is somewhat identical to the original post. However this has been mentioned before and it is indeed, impossibru!
The forthcoming NerdSEQ Portable has sampling capability.
(02-12-2021, 04:08 PM)mvdirty Wrote: What would help a lot with the existing sample management loop (along with other scenarios,) though, would be the ability to safely eject the sd card and remount it without powering down the NerdSEQ around those operations. It doesn’t much appreciate this being done right now. :/
Not unless the NerdSEQ has already crashed, in which case you have to unsafely remove the SD card in order to get NerdSEQ to function again without powering it down.
