05-08-2021, 04:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-08-2021, 04:30 PM by h.herve.production.)
i’m not actuelle with my set up , i did not save and project files. What seems certain to me is that the problem recurred identically in a friend with his own nerdseq.
ok i understand, and had already tried your answer. But this is still a somewhat peculiar and seemingly abnormal way of operating the lfo, and the graphical representation is a bit weird.
moreover, it prevents me from adding more offset if I need it
I want to tell you, however, that your sequencer is fantastic ?
ok i understand, and had already tried your answer. But this is still a somewhat peculiar and seemingly abnormal way of operating the lfo, and the graphical representation is a bit weird.
(05-08-2021, 04:14 PM)XORadmin Wrote: OK, for bipolar switch to the left.ok i understand, and had already tried your answer. But this is still a somewhat peculiar and seemingly abnormal way of operating the lfo, and the graphical representation is a bit weird.
And it adds to the CV output and that also in a bipolar way..so on the upper half it will add and on the lower half of your waveform it will substract. But your CV output is at 0 volt at the moment, so nothing can be substracted anymore.
You either set the CV output to 5 volt (Note C-5 or 800 as pitch setting) or you add some to the offset in the automator setting.
Trust me, all OK and it will be fine :-)
moreover, it prevents me from adding more offset if I need it
I want to tell you, however, that your sequencer is fantastic ?