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RE: Release Candidate Firmware V1.20 RC5 - XORadmin - 11-05-2019
(11-05-2019, 12:29 PM)Johnny Wrote: V1.20 RC5 live recording via inputs works fine (SWEET!!) but gets one row "delayed"
with setup:
NerdSeq MIDI MASTER -> MIDI CLOCK IN - x0xb0x - GATE & CV OUT -> NerdSeq INPUT 1 & 2
Everything is one step behind, like first step gets recorded to second step and so on..
LOVE the update!! Euclidean rhythm for triggers is best!!
//Johnny
What settings did you use for the recording?
CV Note on 1 and Gate on 2
CV Note on 1 and Trigger on 2
CV Note + Gate1 and a delay?
CV Note + Trigger1 and a delay?
They are multiple possibilities now and i guess one will fit your needs, if set up well.
Also, how good and fast are the CV/Gate from the XOXbox? I got one here, but it's broken now since i borrowed it to someone, so i can't test it.
RE: Release Candidate Firmware V1.20 RC5 - XORadmin - 11-06-2019
(11-05-2019, 12:29 PM)Johnny Wrote: V1.20 RC5 live recording via inputs works fine (SWEET!!) but gets one row "delayed"
with setup:
NerdSeq MIDI MASTER -> MIDI CLOCK IN - x0xb0x - GATE & CV OUT -> NerdSeq INPUT 1 & 2
Everything is one step behind, like first step gets recorded to second step and so on..
LOVE the update!! Euclidean rhythm for triggers is best!!
//Johnny
I think i will leave that for now and relate the issue to the xoxbox and not the NerdSEQ.
I see different reports online about the xoxbox if clocked externally which seem to produce CV/Gate latencies. (Can only verify if you have good scope pictures of the CV/Gate out compared to a trigger on each step of the NerdSEQ)
Also, keep in mind that you need to set your gates short, avoid sliding notes etc. Else it simply won't work well. If 2 notes are tied together, there won't be a gate retriggering. If the gates stay too long between the steps (which is quite normal with acid sequencing) then they might overlap. If you have sliding notes, which part of the slide is the correct one to sample? And depending on your record settings you get different results.
At last, before you get troubles with the NerdSEQ CV inputs (they can handle it though and will survive), the Gate signal of the xoxbox does have higher levels and is not within the NerdSEQ input specifications. You would better convert them to something below 10 Volt and better to normal 0..5 Volt Gate.
RE: Release Candidate Firmware V1.20 RC5 - XORadmin - 11-06-2019
Ok, i am just short before the release. Fixed the last small reports and updated the manual already.
Now it's your last chance to veto or be silent forever, haha,
RE: Release Candidate Firmware V1.20 RC5 - jingo - 11-06-2019
I shall be silent then
RE: Release Candidate Firmware V1.20 RC5 - Johnny - 11-06-2019
(11-06-2019, 10:23 AM)XORadmin Wrote:(11-05-2019, 12:29 PM)Johnny Wrote: V1.20 RC5 live recording via inputs works fine (SWEET!!) but gets one row "delayed"
with setup:
NerdSeq MIDI MASTER -> MIDI CLOCK IN - x0xb0x - GATE & CV OUT -> NerdSeq INPUT 1 & 2
Everything is one step behind, like first step gets recorded to second step and so on..
LOVE the update!! Euclidean rhythm for triggers is best!!
//Johnny
I think i will leave that for now and relate the issue to the xoxbox and not the NerdSEQ.
I see different reports online about the xoxbox if clocked externally which seem to produce CV/Gate latencies. (Can only verify if you have good scope pictures of the CV/Gate out compared to a trigger on each step of the NerdSEQ)
Also, keep in mind that you need to set your gates short, avoid sliding notes etc. Else it simply won't work well. If 2 notes are tied together, there won't be a gate retriggering. If the gates stay too long between the steps (which is quite normal with acid sequencing) then they might overlap. If you have sliding notes, which part of the slide is the correct one to sample? And depending on your record settings you get different results.
At last, before you get troubles with the NerdSEQ CV inputs (they can handle it though and will survive), the Gate signal of the xoxbox does have higher levels and is not within the NerdSEQ input specifications. You would better convert them to something below 10 Volt and better to normal 0..5 Volt Gate.
Hello Thomas, Im happy to inform you that NerdSeq records perfectly x0xb0x CV & GATE outs!!
The problem was that I set individually INPUT 1 & 2 to CV and GATE, it doesn't work. There is this one row latency and sequence is recorded totally 'broken'.
But _the thing_ is that I didn't even knew that there is this dual CV&GATE 0ms delay option (sorry, my bad..).
It works like a charm!! I mean, even the sequence itself is indentical to x0xb0x sequence. Nice sweet man!!
cheers, Johnny