How to transpose one track using the output of another

[a_table_saw]

Okay I feel like I'm missing something super simple here- but in a lot of seqeuncers, there's a 'pitch in' from which you can transpose the output of a track.

I would often use one sequencer's output to transpose another sequencer differently each step.

How do I accomplish this with 2 nerdseq tracks?

[mgd]

Okay I feel like I'm missing something super simple here- but in a lot of seqeuncers, there's a 'pitch in' from which you can transpose the output of a track.

I would often use one sequencer's output to transpose another sequencer differently each step.

How do I accomplish this with 2 nerdseq tracks?

Searching for Transpose in the manual?

Page 85: Allow transpose for the track that you wish to transpose
(this is for CV/Gate tracks; other track types are similar and described on the following pages)

Next important part comes on pages 102ff. There you find Live Input and how to assign that to the various tracks.

Last not least you could search this forum. The topic has come up occasionally.

HTH,
Michael

[XORadmin]

Okay I feel like I'm missing something super simple here- but in a lot of seqeuncers, there's a 'pitch in' from which you can transpose the output of a track.

I would often use one sequencer's output to transpose another sequencer differently each step.

How do I accomplish this with 2 nerdseq tracks?

Input/Record Settings
CV1 IN -> Transpose Track X
CV2 IN -> Transpose Track X

Connect the inputs CV1 and CV2 together with a (buffered) multiple.

[mvdirty]

One note I’m inclined to adding here is that this works quite well but you need to be mindful of input timing. The transposition voltage needs to arrive just a smidgeon ahead of time, otherwise you can “miss” a note at the moment of transposition, leaving it at the old transposition. Sort that timing and it works quite wonderfully.

[AdienM]

I did this in the past by using a CV I/O Automator.

Select the SOURCE as Out CV of the track that controls the transposition, then OFFSET 72 and AMP F7
Assign the output as CV for the track you want to transpose and start the automator.
C5 is your 0 transpose offset.

I hope this works. I did this a while ago.

[a_table_saw]

I did this in the past by using a CV I/O Automator.

Select the SOURCE as Out CV of the track that controls the transposition, then OFFSET 72 and AMP F7
Assign the output as CV for the track you want to transpose and start the automator.
C5 is your 0 transpose offset.

I hope this works. I did this a while ago.

This is a great solution, thanks!