• 4 Note columns where each Note columns has the Note Value and a Velocity value. If any
overrule channel is turned on for a column, then you can see the channel assignment on
the top next to the music note.
The notes reach from C-0 to C-A. Behind note C-A they are 16 random range settings RN0
→ RNF which can be used to generate a random note within the selected range. Pressing
the OK Button on these will bring you to the → Random Ranges Screen. Random notes
work also with the chord function.
The Velocity (mostly volume) can be from 00 (Note off) to 7F. So 4 voice polyphonic midi
sequencing per track is possible. Additionally also notes for the local CV, MOD and Trigger/
Gate outputs can be filled in here. You can get to these when a note is filled in. In the
Velocity column, if you press SHIFT+OK, then it swaps to some special functions. Pressing
SHIFT+OK again will bring you back to the velocity values.
The special values for the velocity can be used for random velocities as well as to control
also the local CV/Gate track outputs which do not affect Midi data then.
The special values have the following functions (together with the Note or Note off):
Local (track) CV Output functions:
A → Does only a note change on the CV output. No gate change if a note is filled in.
Gate off if a note off is filled in.
A0 → Does a note change while turning the Gate OFF
A1 → Does a note change while turning the Gate ON
A2 → Does a note change while doing a trigger of 10ms (like trigger 20)
A8 → Does a note change while doing a trigger of 40ms (like trigger 80)
AT → Does a note change while toggling the current Gate state
Local (track) MOD Output functions:
B → Does only a note change on the MOD output. No gate change if a note is filled in.
Gate off if a note off is filled in.
B0 → Does a note change while turning the Gate OFF
B1 → Does a note change while turning the Gate ON
B2 → Does a note change while doing a trigger of 10ms (like trigger 20)
B8 → Does a note change while doing a trigger of 40ms (like trigger 80)
BT → Does a note change while toggling the current Gate state
Local (track) Trigger/Gate functions:
T → Gate On if a note is filled in but note is ignored. Gate off if Note off is filled in, but
note change is ignored.
T0 → Gate OFF without note change.
NerdSEQ – a tracker based Eurorack sequencer Page 45
User Manual Revision V1.26 for Firmware V1.26 12 July 2022
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