NerdSeq 2.0: Using randomness in different ways

This video shows some of the new 2.0 firmware features, but is mainly focused on different ways of using random values, but still keep them within certain boundaries.
It also shows the use of the new multi-IO expander along with a launchpad mini.
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Creating patterns with the lauchpad and multi-io
03:50 Random notes and ranges
05:55 Global scales
07:31 Random ratchets
09:34 Random notes from a selection
11:28 Random sequence order
14:15 Transpose with probability
16:48 Random notes using tables
20:35 Trigger and row probability
24:36 Outtro

[@jlamores]

Nice tutorial! Thank you. Random techniques are always good to learn

[@sbookholt]

Thanks! Did you found some new approaches or have some other methods not mentioned in the vid?

[@quantumcadillac4748]

Great demo! Inspiring. Lots of good info. Thanks for sharing. Hope to see more like this.

[@sbookholt]

Thanks that’s good to hear! Any topics you would like in the next vid?

[@quantumcadillac4748]

Would love a few tips and practical examples for local and expanders on the mapping page.

[@Collapsingnewpeople]

Amazing one pls bring more with tips and tricks of the nerdseq

[@StephenMcLeod]

Whoah now hang on a minute, I didn't know that you could use a Launchpad with NerdSeq!

[@fallprecauxionsmusic]

oh, snap!! mister mcleod is on one now!! I'm officially hoping for loads of launching & padding & whatnot in the not-so-distant future...

[@StephenMcLeod]

@@fallprecauxionsmusic I think I've maxxed out the number of additional breakout modules I can use.

[@fallprecauxionsmusic]

@@StephenMcLeod how many is that? do you know off hand?

[@fallprecauxionsmusic]

I kinda wanna get that video expander, 'cause I'm gettin' old & my peepers are shiftin'. do you use that one? (I think it's the only one that requires a deeper case.)

[@ChrisCsikszentmihalyi]

Great tutorial! I knew a lot of this but it's great to see someone else's approach!

[@dalejason]

Oh my gosh 😮 how did I miss this fantastic v2.0 update ? Will install it tonight when I get home. Thanks for sharing 😊👍

[@joesirco]

Was I asleep? I feel like I was sleeping…

[@bibik44]

Very good tutorial. Thanks!!! 🙏

[@sbookholt]

Cheers thanks for the kind words!

[@KenzoLux]

Thanks man! Great Video!

[@MaikSchott]

very inspiring. Thanks a lot!

[@sophiestellakis]

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing

[@joesirco]

I love the NerdSEQ so much.

[@kaiserclicker8479]

love your tuto :)

[@sbookholt]

Cool thanks mate!

[@nickcope]

Can I ask how did you change the tempo of the bass pattern from the sequencer screen? You used the midi controller for this but I can't figure out how you would do this through the Nerdseq's interface.

[@sbookholt]

Sure, in the "nerd" menu, you can select "track clock". which is "normal" by default but can be set to multiplications or divisions.

[@b_r_i_z_z_y]

Great tutorial! What version of the launchpad are you using? Thx

[@sbookholt]

Thanks! I think its a launchpad mini mk1. I’m not even sure, I got it from a friend :)

[@jvf6257]

What a boring way to compose even with the pad not flow so ever, still have the entire set, prefer the Oxi better flow not as precise