03-10-2021, 11:44 AM
Hi Forum!
In another thread mntbighker did ask if and how NerdSEQ could be used to replicate some of Bloom's features. That got me thinking and here is what I think would be a useful addition to NerdSEQ's FX and probably go a long way towards Bloom's function.
I would like to see a FX like STSP with additional modification of the pattern thus started:
I think the above together with the PRFn functions would allow for lots of rather interesting evolving melodies, all created a single pattern by the NerdSEQ.
And while I'm at it:
I would want all of the above not only on local/sample tracks but on CV16, MIDI and Trigger16 (inversion, transpose and scale have limited use here) as well.
What do others think?
And is some of it already possible w/o me realizing how?
Kind regards,
Michael
In another thread mntbighker did ask if and how NerdSEQ could be used to replicate some of Bloom's features. That got me thinking and here is what I think would be a useful addition to NerdSEQ's FX and probably go a long way towards Bloom's function.
I would like to see a FX like STSP with additional modification of the pattern thus started:
- transpose the pattern
- retrograde (german: Krebs) the pattern, i.e. play the notes backwards
- inversion (german: Umkehrung) of the pattern, i.e. all note intervals change their direction from up to down and vice versa; first note would be fix...and should be transposed to get the inversion at a different level
- retrograde inversion (german: Krebsumkehrung) of the pattern - combination of retrograde and inversion at the same time
- change the scale of the pattern, e.g. change a major melody into minor
I think the above together with the PRFn functions would allow for lots of rather interesting evolving melodies, all created a single pattern by the NerdSEQ.
And while I'm at it:
I would want all of the above not only on local/sample tracks but on CV16, MIDI and Trigger16 (inversion, transpose and scale have limited use here) as well.
What do others think?
And is some of it already possible w/o me realizing how?
Kind regards,
Michael

