With the sequencer running, switching to the project screen and/or the automation screen can we have the sequencer top and bottom show the sequencer progress like it does in the main sequencer screen. 


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Hi!

Is it possible to invert a track trigger inside Nerdseq? I can choose in track setup Hz/V to run MS20, but this synth has inverse trigger input.

Hi

I'd like to record cv from other sequencers I have to Nerdseq.
I have Kilpatrick K4815 which spit out -5/+5v cv and Rene with 0-4.5v
Nerdseq's CV in accept 0-10v.
what would be the best practice and needed module to record those cv into Nerdseq?
it seems Nerdseq is not recording the right notes from those unmatched cv volts especially with K4815
I guess -5/+5v just need offset? and for 0-4.5v, i just use as it?..

Hello,

Here is my scenario....

I am triggering Bitbox Sampler with Nerdseq via MIDI. 
-MIDI Data Input:ON
-MIDI Step Chnl.:OFF
-MIDI Channel 1: Track 1 Record
-MIDI Channel 2: Track 2 Record
-MIDI Channel 7: Track 7 Record

-Track Assign all set to MIDI Channel 1 (should I be able to assign to any channel?)

I am able to record channel 1 with no issues. When I switch my MIDI controller to channel 2, Nerdseq still sends MIDI out on Channel 1. Is there an option I am missing? When I check Track 2 Pattern Screen indicates "MIDI 1" (to the far right of screen). I am able to record on Track 7 with no issues. It is only Tracks 2-6 that I am having issues with.

Thank you,

Mike B

I would really love a way to swap between tables and patches on their editing screens. Something like "hold [table|patch] and press [up|down]" (the page up/page down buttons) to navigate between them. Preferably it'd stop where you have no more active elements (like, if you only have tables 00 to 04 being used, pressing table+up wouldn't take you to table 05 and beyond).

I'm using different tables on multiple tracks and it would very much speed up editing the tables. Currently it's "press sequencer, go to the other pattern, press pattern, find the table in the pattern, then press table" to edit the other table I'm using. Rather than just "hold table and press up."

I know this would be real low priority if you did add it to your 2do list. But, it would speed up editing considerably!

I noticed that if I use something else as a master clock (like Pamela's new workout) and plug into the nerdseq clock in, the screensaver will not come on until I shift-stop the Nerdseq, even if the master clock is not running.

Not really sure if this is by design or a bug, but it would really be nice if the screensaver still came on without having to stop all tracks everytime (and start all tracks when I come back).

Btw <3 Nerdseq! Thanks for your concideration.

This would mostly be applicable to midi and sample tracks, but I would love if pressing the Pattern button while inside the Pattern would cycle through each screen as a fast way to navigate. 

I imagine in Track 7/8 it would remember its position (column, row) on Sample 1 (Note/TR/FX/Groove) and translate it to Sample 2.

However with MIDI, since each screen is different it would instead just translate the row location on the first column of the next screen (pressing Pattern would cycle Notes -> PC -> FX3 -> Notes, and Shift + Pattern would cycle backwards).

Probably a stupid question ....
Does the midi expander have any brains or is it a more simple expander for the nerdseq?  Would it at all be possible to use something like the Intellijel 1u midi to get midi into the nerdseq?

Watching the launchpad pro mk3 tutorial, they have an fx called mutation. It alters the note pitch randomly. Higher values have the ability to deviate more from the original note, lower values choose a random note closer to the original.

Not sure if this is intended or is possibly a bug? If I have a table set to Endless, it seems to ignore any values in the Hop column. It seems if you have a Table set to Endless, you can't have any length other than the full 16 steps. Maybe I'm missing something?

I found a workaround for what I wanted, so it's not like a pressing thing. I just wasn't sure if that was intended or not?