First of all, thanks for having me. I have a NerdSeq for a couple of days now, so I'm not very familiar with using the interface as button combos are not in my muscle memory... If it does, this below might not be very valid after a couple of weeks. Never the less, I just want to share some ideas.
The idea is to have [shift]-less and therefore faster data entry when 'toggling' values. Less 'stress' of [shift+Up/Dn/Le/Ri] and keep right hand only for navigating and left hand for editing.
- Trigger16/DrumGrid: Pressing [OK] to toggle trigger on/off.
- Trigger16/NerdSeq: In Pattern/Trigger columns, use [OK] to add triggers: Cycle: '--' -> '40 (auto fill trig value)' -> 'FE' -> '00'.
For instance creating a drum pattern: OK+Dn+Dn+Dn+OK+Dn+Dn+Dn+OK+Dn+Dn+Dn+OK can be done pretty fast.
I have seen that in firmware 1.26RC the [OK] button is already being used for previewing the sound, so this one might come to late, although I would prefer fast data-entry over previewing sound.
Cheers, Airell.
The idea is to have [shift]-less and therefore faster data entry when 'toggling' values. Less 'stress' of [shift+Up/Dn/Le/Ri] and keep right hand only for navigating and left hand for editing.
- Trigger16/DrumGrid: Pressing [OK] to toggle trigger on/off.
- Trigger16/NerdSeq: In Pattern/Trigger columns, use [OK] to add triggers: Cycle: '--' -> '40 (auto fill trig value)' -> 'FE' -> '00'.
For instance creating a drum pattern: OK+Dn+Dn+Dn+OK+Dn+Dn+Dn+OK+Dn+Dn+Dn+OK can be done pretty fast.
I have seen that in firmware 1.26RC the [OK] button is already being used for previewing the sound, so this one might come to late, although I would prefer fast data-entry over previewing sound.
Cheers, Airell.