Firmware V2.02A

[Terekki]

Thank you!

[XORadmin]

I just updated the first files to V2.02A with the following maintenance fixes:

• fixed: Dualchord FX Stereo clone names fixed
  
• added: Dualchord re-initializes knobs on project load (Dualchord firmware V1.2)
  
• fixed: Fixed direct sequencer jump FX (and mapping)
  
• fixed: Empty Dualchord note decrement
  
• fixed: Midi velocity from variables
  
• added: compact patch
  
• dualchord initialization and note offset fix
  

[spilthyfred]

I am super late to the party, but have to say the last few updates have been HUGE! Some things I have been waiting for are finally here. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put in!!

[Zvook]

Hi, sorry - I’ve just been reading this post - I have been a Nerdseq user/owner for about 4 years or so and regularly update my firmware but I don’t participate in the forum or in beta trails for firmware. I will now endeavour to participate more actively in the community. I keep checking for the 3.0 firmware update release and have now subscribed to the email mailing list.

[XORadmin]

Hi, sorry - I’ve just been reading this post - I have been a Nerdseq user/owner for about 4 years or so and regularly update my firmware but I don’t participate in the forum or in beta trails for firmware. I will now endeavour to participate more actively in the community. I keep checking for the 3.0 firmware update release and have now subscribed to the email mailing list.

Nice!  

V3.0 Release candidate will be online this week.

[Tekagrey]

Hi, sorry - I’ve just been reading this post - I have been a Nerdseq user/owner for about 4 years or so and regularly update my firmware but I don’t participate in the forum or in beta trails for firmware. I will now endeavour to participate more actively in the community. I keep checking for the 3.0 firmware update release and have now subscribed to the email mailing list.

Nice!  

V3.0 Release candidate will be online this week.

I'm looking forward to 3.0 as well. Will the new More Video-IO GLSL ES implementation release along with it? Thanks for all your hard work!

[XORadmin]

Hi, sorry - I’ve just been reading this post - I have been a Nerdseq user/owner for about 4 years or so and regularly update my firmware but I don’t participate in the forum or in beta trails for firmware. I will now endeavour to participate more actively in the community. I keep checking for the 3.0 firmware update release and have now subscribed to the email mailing list.

Nice!  

V3.0 Release candidate will be online this week.

I'm looking forward to 3.0 as well.  Will the new More Video-IO GLSL ES implementation release along with it?  Thanks for all your hard work!

yes

[Demure]

So excited, can't wait. Had no idea the video expander would become such a visual powerhouse.

Small chance perhaps but is it possible to not clear the screen buffer each frame but draw on top of it? So that moving a dot around the screen turns into a line rather than a moving dot? It'd allow for a lot feedback visual options!

[XORadmin]

So excited, can't wait. Had no idea the video expander would become such a visual powerhouse.

Small chance perhaps but is it possible to not clear the screen buffer each frame but draw on top of it? So that moving a dot around the screen turns into a line rather than a moving dot? It'd allow for a lot feedback visual options!

Ho, unfortunately that is not an option. One screen buffer doesn't know about the former one. Also if for example snapshots would be possible, each shadercode that you want to use with it would need extra code to do the trick and it would make it much slower (and it runs already beyond the limits). You got the same situation with fading between animations. It is not a possible thing. It is not a 1:1 replacement for a VJ-Tool and never meant to be. However, you can make cool stuff with it and depending on your creativity (and skills) you can get much more out of it.

Writing the pre-manual right now so no one gets lost (at least the ones who check it, haha)

[Demure]

So excited, can't wait. Had no idea the video expander would become such a visual powerhouse.

Small chance perhaps but is it possible to not clear the screen buffer each frame but draw on top of it? So that moving a dot around the screen turns into a line rather than a moving dot? It'd allow for a lot feedback visual options!

Ho, unfortunately that is not an option. One screen buffer doesn't know about the former one. Also if for example snapshots would be possible, each shadercode that you want to use with it would need extra code to do the trick and it would make it much slower (and it runs already beyond the limits). You got the same situation with fading between animations. It is not a possible thing. It is not a 1:1 replacement for a VJ-Tool and never meant to be. However, you can make cool stuff with it and depending on your creativity (and skills) you can get much more out of it.

Writing the pre-manual right now so no one gets lost (at least the ones who check it, haha)

I figured as much but had to ask, already way beyond my expectations, congrats!