From what I understand adding more expander incurs several problems:
- Addressing the NSA (everywhere) increases memory consumption. Memory is already tight.
- each NSA puts strain on the Bus. Eventually there will be timing issues
- you "only" have 8 tracks . Where do you wish to place the NSA's 5, 6, 7,...?
To be fair to my knowledge there is no other Sequencer in Eurorack that can do as many CV and Trigger outputs as the NerdSEQ with the current 4 NSA. AFAIK the NerdSEQ is already leading by a large margin. E.g. a setup with 3 x CV16 and 1 x Trigger16 gives you 48 CV outputs and 16 Trigger on top of the 6 CV, 6 Trigger/Gate and 6 Mod of the main module. I think that is quite impressive
And if that is not enough you can always buy a second NerdSEQ and slave it to the first (giving you 4 more NSA and 8 more tracks...)
If that is still not enough then maybe resorting to a DAW is the way to go.
Kind regards,
Michael
- Addressing the NSA (everywhere) increases memory consumption. Memory is already tight.
- each NSA puts strain on the Bus. Eventually there will be timing issues
- you "only" have 8 tracks . Where do you wish to place the NSA's 5, 6, 7,...?
To be fair to my knowledge there is no other Sequencer in Eurorack that can do as many CV and Trigger outputs as the NerdSEQ with the current 4 NSA. AFAIK the NerdSEQ is already leading by a large margin. E.g. a setup with 3 x CV16 and 1 x Trigger16 gives you 48 CV outputs and 16 Trigger on top of the 6 CV, 6 Trigger/Gate and 6 Mod of the main module. I think that is quite impressive
And if that is not enough you can always buy a second NerdSEQ and slave it to the first (giving you 4 more NSA and 8 more tracks...)
If that is still not enough then maybe resorting to a DAW is the way to go.
Kind regards,
Michael