Firmware V2.0C

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Updated to V2.0C

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Revision C:

• added scale screen update if changed by mappings
  
• added mappings: Pulse,Start/Jump,Stop sequencer,note2pitch
  
• updated some screen updates if changed from the mappings
  
• added Execute multiple Mapping command as mapping command (nice to create mapping 'macros')
  
• updated slow LFO so the speed is more real again.
  
• added SHIFT+START in marked mode with playing player to start selected patterns
  
• fixed bug with sega gamepad which saved the wrong settings (needs new gamepad setup)
  
• fixed wrong Midi note off if scaled and played from external keyboard
  
• fixed scale function if used from mapping etc and not from a track
  
• added new shortcut for groove to increment/decrement all rows at the same time (SHIFT+OK+CURSOR UP/DOWN in the first row)
  
• added fix so a CV16 will also be initialized even if no track is assigned (so it can be used directly from the mappings)
  
• fixed player functions if a track is externally 'clocked' by mappings
  
• fixed global transpose from mapping
  
• fixed table CV Input so it can be used from multiple tables
  

Just to clarify:  With the new update I can have my CV16 expander attached, and I can use all the outputs on it without giving up a track to use it?  E.g. I could go to one of the LFOs or envelopes, assign it to an output on the CV16, and trigger it from another track?

That is not what the new update does. The new update initializes the settings also without a track assigned. The rest stays the same.
You could already assign an automator / LFO / Envelope already to a CV16 output but I don't suggest that as these generate quite some data traffic. You should preferably use the CV16 own LFO and envelopes.
What this update changes is only that you can use the CV16 via the mappings for example without the need to assign a track for it. And that indeed from any kind of track if you use it smartly.

Got it, thanks!  I think I asked the question incorrectly, what you've described is what I want to do (use the CV16's own CV resources like LFOs or Envelopes or just set voltages without using a track for it).  

I may end up using a track for it anyways though.  I'm thinking I could use it like a version of the noise engineering mimetic digitalis (I have one and like it) but on steroids.. 64 steps x 4 channels of random CV by generating random notes across a constrained range, but also the ability to drop in random notes on set steps, potentially skip triggers on steps etc, and if I hit on something perfect I can just copy the pattern for later and keep going.  Or tie some of the random values to input CV to keep it evolving.  Hours of fun..