02-22-2022, 12:21 PM
Hi!
I just did some testing regarding which MIDI note number correspondents to which NerdSEQ note as of the display. I have not been able to find that in the manual, so I recorded some MIDI and looked at the data.
What I found is this:
NerdSEQ C-0 is MIDI Note #0 which often is referred to as MIDI Notename C -2 (C,,,). In that notation NerdSEQ C-3 is MIDI Note #36 == MIDI Notename C1 © which is about 65.406 Hz. That's also a common 0V tone for the analog VCOs that I have access to.
NerdSEQ A-5 is MIDI Note #64 == MIDI Notename A3 (a') which is supposed to be 440 Hz. Consequently NerdSEQ C-A is MIDI Note #120 == MIDI Notename C8 (c'''''') which is supposed to be 8372 Hz.
If this information is already in the manual just ignore this post. Otherwise I'd suggest to add that somewhere, preferably in the MIDI section
Kind regards,
Michael
I just did some testing regarding which MIDI note number correspondents to which NerdSEQ note as of the display. I have not been able to find that in the manual, so I recorded some MIDI and looked at the data.
What I found is this:
NerdSEQ C-0 is MIDI Note #0 which often is referred to as MIDI Notename C -2 (C,,,). In that notation NerdSEQ C-3 is MIDI Note #36 == MIDI Notename C1 © which is about 65.406 Hz. That's also a common 0V tone for the analog VCOs that I have access to.
NerdSEQ A-5 is MIDI Note #64 == MIDI Notename A3 (a') which is supposed to be 440 Hz. Consequently NerdSEQ C-A is MIDI Note #120 == MIDI Notename C8 (c'''''') which is supposed to be 8372 Hz.
If this information is already in the manual just ignore this post. Otherwise I'd suggest to add that somewhere, preferably in the MIDI section
Kind regards,
Michael