10-31-2018, 04:47 PM
Hi Everyone,
This has been mentioned in another thread and has been acknowledged by XORAdmin as something that could potentially one day see the light of day. I just noticed that it was not mentioned here in the Feature Requests section, so I wanted to give it a solid base here.
Here is a link to the original topic created in the General Questions area:
https://xor-electronics.com/forum/showth...hp?tid=132
An offline editor for the *.NRD hex files would be very useful for creating and modifying my projects. Currently, you can open the project file in a hex editor like HxD and see a few things, but modifying this file is a bit confusing and will potentially damage the project if not done right.
I would love the ability to simply be able to add, rename, copy, and modify patterns and sequences. It also would be awesome to be able to lay out the table on the sequencer screen to more quickly organize large live sets.
Don't get me wrong, the interface on the Nerdseq is really well done and I love it. There could just be a little time savings done when polishing up some tracks and sets.
Thank you!
This has been mentioned in another thread and has been acknowledged by XORAdmin as something that could potentially one day see the light of day. I just noticed that it was not mentioned here in the Feature Requests section, so I wanted to give it a solid base here.
Here is a link to the original topic created in the General Questions area:
https://xor-electronics.com/forum/showth...hp?tid=132
An offline editor for the *.NRD hex files would be very useful for creating and modifying my projects. Currently, you can open the project file in a hex editor like HxD and see a few things, but modifying this file is a bit confusing and will potentially damage the project if not done right.
I would love the ability to simply be able to add, rename, copy, and modify patterns and sequences. It also would be awesome to be able to lay out the table on the sequencer screen to more quickly organize large live sets.
Don't get me wrong, the interface on the Nerdseq is really well done and I love it. There could just be a little time savings done when polishing up some tracks and sets.
Thank you!
