Quote:This issue I had with the pitch quantize is it quantizes per tick. If I have a quarter note and each quarter note is comprised of 6 ticks I hear the table quantize the quarter note to 6 different pitches instead of just holding one. It's infuriating when you have whole notes, some eight notes, sixteenths, etc. in one pattern. Infuriating as in inferior... like my NerdSEQ skills in getting this to work. LOL.
There is no issue with that. You can have a note over several patterns long and it would not change the quantized pitch.
It is the way you use the quantization which doesn't work for your application. If you follow my suggestions it will work just as you intended.
Your one step purpose might work, but I wouldn't do it like this in the first place, especially because you need to fill in a table with every note. That is not necessary here for the result.
Quote:The envelops - All my modular envelops are digital so I'm not sure your comparison to analog envelopes is relevant. For comparison, I have an Intellijel Quadrax and/or IME Kermit mkIII (both digital and buttery smooth) and neither of them contaminate my signal like the NerdSEQ envelopes. I think what MGD said - it might be oscillating and making a short ringmod type sound to my output signal on the VCA - but I don't know why it would oscillate. I don't have the envelope set to cycle, it is set to one shot or once. I would argue Digital envelopes are superior to analog... just not the NerdSEQ envelops. Something you may want to look into.
Of course beside comparing it to analogue modules it is the same thing comparing it to dedicated modules. They do only one thing, but the nerdSEQ does 1000 things at the same time. Unfair comparison. Again my question, how do you use them exactly (settings etc)?
Quote:- clock dividing happens on the following pattern and is not instantaneous, I'm hopeful for the next release that clock divide is instantaneous and set from the pattern you want divided but how it's set up now, I just don't really understand the intent really. Example: Pattern 00 with the clock divide, then on 01, the pattern is now slower... great, but what if my sequence goes 00, 01, 00, 02... but I don't want 02 to be divided? I have to clone 00 to 03 jut to remove the clock divide FX. The clock divide should happen on the pattern you want clock divided...
When the current pattern executes the FX command to change the clock...then the pattern is running on it's clock already. That's why...that's the intent. If you are sitting in the bus and the door closes, then you got to wait for the next station until you can change to another one.
However, as you know of course, there is a force mode with the next firmware. If used well, it will do what you want it to do.
Quote:Ratcheting... again, I'm hopeful for the next release that this is addressed and can be set to musically division in the trigger column instead of all the button pressing trying to find the right combinations of repeats to trigger length as seen in the 1.23 firmware. As others have stated... if you later decide to change the BPM of your pattern, the repeats to trigger lengths will be "off" and you have to go back and go through the the massive amount of button presses to find the perfect combination of repeats to trigger length.
Retriggering is not ratcheting. No one ever said this and it is clear described in the manual and tutorials what it does..all but not (bpm) clock based ratcheting.
You can use table presets to create some ratchets as you know.
And also here as you surely saw already, there have been ratcheting added in multiple variations in the coming firmware.
Last but not least. The manual. As most of you know I am not a native english speaking guy and the developer of it all. And writing the manual is the worst thing to do as a developer. I try to put all the information in there. But all the use cases...sorry the manual would be 200+ pages big and the firmware would be only half evolved. Not in your interrest and I'm not even talking about my motivation. But the fact is, there is always a up-to-date manual with new versions (and you don't have to wait for months or if it's ever getting updated at all) and functions are described. All the tricks and use-cases is something to explain or show here on the Forum, to share on videos etc. And I am not even aware of many tricks people use. (In fact, the quantization of a main sequence with tables is also a trick and was never planned. But it works.)
With every new version I spend a few days, re-reading the manual, updating things, adding stuff. This is for me harder work than adding function X/Y to the sequencer. But I still do it...and I'm still happy to do it.
That all said, I get back to work, else there won't be any release.
