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Hi,  I thought I’d ask, is the “NSA 6 cv” track the only way to access these cv ports from the expander?  Is there any way to access them from the regular tracks? Say if I’m using a monophonic oscillator with lots of cv, if I were able to just access the cv outs via fx values? My initial thoughts were to use it to send out offsets and make timbral changes that way. 

Also a bit of troubleshooting. I am currently trying to use one of the envelops from a 6cv track to open up a vca.  I have set “^10”, and nothing happens. The only settings I can get anything out of are “^14” and “-16” which gives me a little click but nothing else.  Does something seem wrong, or is this an rtfm. Using a trigger instead works fine. 

Thank you

To my knowledge there is no way to address the outputs of a CV16 other than from a track this CV16 is allocated to.

Regarding your ^10/^14 problems:
What values have you set for the Envelope 1 Attack/Sustain/Release in your CV16?

FWIW I regularly use ^10 (and ^11 followed by a ^12) to control a VCA. When you have very short Attack and Release you'll get a clicky sound. And when your Sustain is too low you may not get (enough) sound as well. However in principle it works for me.

Kind regards,
Michael

(10-06-2021, 02:58 PM)mgd Wrote: [ -> ]To my knowledge there is no way to address the outputs of a CV16 other than from a track this CV16 is allocated to.

Regarding your ^10/^14 problems:
What values have you set for the Envelope 1 Attack/Sustain/Release in your CV16?

FWIW I regularly use ^10 (and ^11 followed by a ^12) to control a VCA. When you have very short Attack and Release you'll get a clicky sound. And when your Sustain is too low you may not get (enough) sound as well. However in principle it works for me.

Kind regards,
Michael

The attack was at 00, both sustain and release at FE.   Ill give it a try with the 3 parts set up

^10 etc. are working very well for me also, most often for opening up a filter. The envelope settings likely need a look / some adjustment.