(12-09-2023, 02:05 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ] (10-30-2023, 10:54 AM)XORadmin Wrote: [ -> ] (10-30-2023, 10:35 AM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ] (09-11-2023, 06:59 PM)XORadmin Wrote: [ -> ] (09-10-2023, 07:03 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ]But I imagine with the new matrix routing system, you can?
Yes. But a splitter or buffered multiple does work as well :-)
Could you tell me the settings 'if' I wanted to use the Matrix routing system (please)?
Thanks in advance.
TRIG TR1 ---- -> CV PITCH MOD1
For example. Not sure if it would work with the test version, I guess so.
Thought I'd try this in V2.0, but it doesn't seem to do anything, is that normal?
Always look on the top of the screen which shows the results of the line. In your case the result is 1 if the trigger is on and 0 if the trigger is off.
You could multiply the trigger with 2047 or so and output that on the MOD output which would end up in 5 volt / 0 volt.
Now your change is minimal.
Okay, I'm back onto it - and I should read the manual too
(12-09-2023, 03:26 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, I'm back onto it - and I should read the manual too
Hahah yes, no reading the manual = no fun :-)
(12-09-2023, 04:30 PM)XORadmin Wrote: [ -> ] (12-09-2023, 03:26 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ]Okay, I'm back onto it - and I should read the manual too
Hahah yes, no reading the manual = no fun :-)
What you could do is the following (one of possibly many options):
Code:
00 TRIG TR1 //Trigger1 as source
01 CALC PASS 00VA > CV PTCH MOD1 //PASS Variable A if ROW 00 is true, else pass 0 to MOD1
Set your variable A to the value you need.
Nice, I'm going to try this later. I looked into the first suggestion (and read the manual), but it didn't work, I hope this does the trick.
Naturally, as you say, using a mult. is also a possibility, and easy. However, there's an expression in English 'Why keep a dog and bark". I was thinking (and I hope you agree), that the NerdSeq is a very powerful machine, so a simple idea such as passing on a trigger through the mod output should be an easy task for it (the NS) to do.
Did you try sending a short envelope that's souced by the gate channel and send through Mod? Should normally do the job on drum modules.
Eventhough I would suggest splitter patch cables as multiple... they are cheap and you have the modulation in addition
(12-09-2023, 05:36 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ]Nice, I'm going to try this later. I looked into the first suggestion (and read the manual), but it didn't work, I hope this does the trick.
Naturally, as you say, using a mult. is also a possibility, and easy. However, there's an expression in English 'Why keep a dog and bark". I was thinking (and I hope you agree), that the NerdSeq is a very powerful machine, so a simple idea such as passing on a trigger through the mod output should be an easy task for it (the NS) to do.
Instead of a new thread I though I would ask here: Can the current mapping system let me trigger something on the CV16 expander from an i2c drum matrix track?
My use case is that I am driving a module over MIDI from an i2c track, but only need the first 8 triggers. If I could direct the others to the CV16 then I could save some HP by not installing the trigger16 expander. I don’t currently use all 16 CV16 outputs so it would be nice and efficient
(01-23-2024, 09:58 PM)rubberband Wrote: [ -> ] (12-09-2023, 05:36 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ]Nice, I'm going to try this later. I looked into the first suggestion (and read the manual), but it didn't work, I hope this does the trick.
Naturally, as you say, using a mult. is also a possibility, and easy. However, there's an expression in English 'Why keep a dog and bark". I was thinking (and I hope you agree), that the NerdSeq is a very powerful machine, so a simple idea such as passing on a trigger through the mod output should be an easy task for it (the NS) to do.
Instead of a new thread I though I would ask here: Can the current mapping system let me trigger something on the CV16 expander from an i2c drum matrix track?
My use case is that I am driving a module over MIDI from an i2c track, but only need the first 8 triggers. If I could direct the others to the CV16 then I could save some HP by not installing the trigger16 expander. I don’t currently use all 16 CV16 outputs so it would be nice and efficient
You can execute a mapping row from the drummatrix and in that row (or combination of rows) you can fire CV16 envelopes and I think also the simple LFO trigger in the CV16.
Important is that the CV16 modulators are initialized before.
(01-23-2024, 10:38 PM)XORadmin Wrote: [ -> ] (01-23-2024, 09:58 PM)rubberband Wrote: [ -> ] (12-09-2023, 05:36 PM)joesh Wrote: [ -> ]Nice, I'm going to try this later. I looked into the first suggestion (and read the manual), but it didn't work, I hope this does the trick.
Naturally, as you say, using a mult. is also a possibility, and easy. However, there's an expression in English 'Why keep a dog and bark". I was thinking (and I hope you agree), that the NerdSeq is a very powerful machine, so a simple idea such as passing on a trigger through the mod output should be an easy task for it (the NS) to do.
Instead of a new thread I though I would ask here: Can the current mapping system let me trigger something on the CV16 expander from an i2c drum matrix track?
My use case is that I am driving a module over MIDI from an i2c track, but only need the first 8 triggers. If I could direct the others to the CV16 then I could save some HP by not installing the trigger16 expander. I don’t currently use all 16 CV16 outputs so it would be nice and efficient
You can execute a mapping row from the drummatrix and in that row (or combination of rows) you can fire CV16 envelopes and I think also the simple LFO trigger in the CV16.
Important is that the CV16 modulators are initialized before.
I think I understand, but still can't quite figure it out. I've got the CV16 on NSA 2, and I've made sure the nerdseq and CV16 are on the latest FW. Do the CV16 modulators auto-initialize with the latest FW, or do I need to execute a command in a pattern somewhere?
- In an i2c track I have matrix column 2 configured to: XMAP R00
- Then in the mapping I have for Row 00: ---- ---- ---- > CV16 EV1R 2- 1
I've also tried it with EV1O for one shot, EV1X etc
I'm sure the answer is right in front of me, so apologies in advance if it's actually really obvious and I'm just missing it. I've tried creating a CV16 track and putting a bunch of TT8 triggers on it, which doesn't register on my scope. If I fire an envelope like ^30 within the CV16 track it works perfectly.
Just saw this, and thought to add that indeed the original solution you gave using a variable and TRUE or FALSE works.
But that's very convoluted as a system, and even reading the manual it wasn't obvious (for me at least). Wouldn't it be possible to simplify that and make it possible to pass a trigger out of a Mod Out? It seems probably the most basic thing that the Nerd Seq could (should) be able to do?
It could be useful to have a tutorial (or some examples) on the routing matrix, which even though explained in the manual, it doesn't seem so obvious except when using it for simple re-routing.