A Nerd Teaches the NerdSeq (Youtube Tutorial Series)

[nsolarz]

Hi all,
Felt I should repost this here as well. A few weeks ago, I did a 4-episode tutorial series on the NerdSeq. It covers the basics, as well as some of the deeper features, and calls out some potential gotchas that I've encountered as I've learned to use the NerdSeq. I plan to revisit and add to this over time as I learn new things to share, so if you have suggestions on what you'd like to see next, let me know (notably absent at the moment: trigger expander, Midi/CV recording/input).

Enjoy!

[Momec]

Cool! Followed 

[ianski]

Watched all 4 of these and they were really great. Thanks for taking the time to do them.
It's interesting to see other people's workflow and I picked up a few tips for sure.
The "horse racing drum and bass" track you ended up with in part 3 was highly amusing!
Look forward to other parts when you have time.

[Barney Rubble]

Followed and watched all 4 videos - I especially liked the focus on nerdseq workflow.

Cheers
b

[33PO]

Awesome series! Thanks so much for sharing your Nerdseq knowledge and tips.

What is your opinion on Bitbox vs. Assimil8or with the Nerdseq? They both seem to have some advantages and disadvantages. 

Does Bitbox take the win for Midi?

[subpopular]

Awesome series! Thanks so much for sharing your Nerdseq knowledge and tips.

What is your opinion on Bitbox vs. Assimil8or with the Nerdseq? They both seem to have some advantages and disadvantages. 

Does Bitbox take the win for Midi?

I have and use both with the NS. Bitbox definitely wins on MIDI use, but for me, thats about it. NS pairs well with either, or both really.

[33PO]

I have and use both with the NS. Bitbox definitely wins on MIDI use, but for me, thats about it. NS pairs well with either, or both really.

Nice! Thanks for your response.

[Deadbeat]

GREAT SERIES! ?? Loved them all!