08-17-2023, 03:18 PM
(08-16-2023, 06:03 AM)Labrioche Wrote: Tried this firmware for a couple of hours and I must admit that I’m little bit confused. I’ve owned a Teletype for a while and was expecting some similarities with the Matrix Mapping. But I can’t figure how to do anything expect for listening CV in and send them to any outs.
Anyone manage to do something musical with it? Here is some idea I can’t succeeded:
- sample and hold listening to a lfo and sending note based on a clock division
- same but based on trigger/CV ON of a pattern
- condition to launch a pattern once
That was some easy thing to make with the TT but maybe I’m totally wrong in my expectations on this feature. Anyway it looks promising but I’ll stick to 1.27 for a bit, waiting for more clever folks than me to share some recipes / tips on how to use this.
Cheers
Didn't dig this kind of ideas, but you I guess you could implement the second one. Did you try something like that?
Code:
00 TRIG TR 1 > ---- ---- ----
01 VAR # A #001 > ---- ---- ----
02 SKIP 1 00VA > ---- ---- ----
03 CV IN 1 ---- > SET V B
04 VAR # B ---- > CV PTCH CV 1I should do the following :
- register the trigger value of track one for later use
- set var A = 1 for later use
- skip the next line if the trigger value of track one is strictly lower than 1
- set the value of var B using the value CV in 1
- set the CV value of track one using var B
On my side, I tried to save an external VCA, by using the value of an external CV to divide the amplitude of an envelope, but there is audible steps, I guess because we're working with integers.
The thing I'm using the most is actually quite simple, but I love it : modifying multiple parameters using the value of a single fader of my Sweet Sixteen. It allow to make macro controls, like the one I'm used to on my Elektron Analog Keys. Really adds the direct access I was missing on the Nerdseq.

