Hi everyone,

Diving in deeper on my NDLR I'm trying to understand how MIDI note velocities are generated for the motifs. I was driving my Deluge synths from the NDLR and the Deluge was clipping the output hard for motifs even though I set the global MIDI velocity to 50 in settings. When I looked at the output in MIDI Monitor I saw that the note velocity was still 127 on all MIDI notes from the NDLR. I had to hand edit each step in a rhythm to make the NDLR change the MIDI velocities (which was a bit painful given the sensitivity on the knobs).

Is there a relationship between global and per-rhythm note velocities? Does one take priority over the other? Do they multiply each other?

This is on the 1.1.029 beta firmware.

Thanks!
Mark

I didn't saw it here so watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZVRWOM9m60&t=

Hi,

I hope you won't mind a little shameless announcement for something that may be a good mate for your speechless NDLR.
Buzzzy! is the project of a friend of mine.
It is a 16 voice / 4 part digital USB & MIDI module with 4 synthesis engines and quality built-in effects.

Full info on the Kickstarter page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/130...-polysynth

The campaign just started and received a good feedback 'till now but if you can spread the word ... I think this is the compact setup I was looking for: A ndlr and a small poly module USB powered. a nice suitcase combo. and for a correct price.

Hi,

I was testing my NDLR with the Elektron Digitone, and initially set each part to play on a separate USB MIDI channel corresponding to each of the 4 tracks on the Digitone (e.g. Pad = MIDI Ch 1 USB1, Drone = MIDI Ch2, USB2). While this worked for sequencing from the NDLR every time I added a channel the clock on the Digitone was multiplied - each USB channel was sending a clock and all the clock pulses got added together on the Digitone. I ended up with a beat of 360bpm on the Digitone which was...fun!

This was easily fixed by setting each part to the same USB port, but on different MIDI channels so only one clock pulse was sent to the Digitone. Just a tip if anyone else sees this happen...

Plugged in a MIDI cable and a power cable and within 10 minutes I had made a very sweet ambient track. Amazed at how fast I was productive the NDLR out-of-the-box. I'm going to be doing more videos as I explore its features and integrate it into my studio.

Enjoy!
Mark

Given that the Rhythm Wolf is generally hated, this info might end up only being relevant to me, but I thought I'd share just in case.

For the RW to be synced with CLK OUT, the patch cable absolutely has to be mono - there are plenty of scenarios where you can get away with using a stereo "aux" cable (idea being that the ring connection gets grounded by default) but this isn't one of them. I'm guessing it's because the NDLR is using the ring for the "jack detect" mentioned in the manual, and the RW is doing similar - end result is the Wolf thinks there's no clock and refuses to play patterns. For comparison, CLK OUT via an aux cable into the trigger inputs for LFO or S&H on a Behringer Neutron works fine.

Now I can continue being the only person who likes the Rhythm Wolf. 

as I can´t subscribe on your kickstarter homepage ("agree to.." is not clickable) i am tryin here:
I want to purchase a NDLR but a blue one! any chance in the near future?

Hi, I am connecting NDLR to soft synths inside Ableton and a standalone synth. I can see NDLR recognized as a midi device but for some reason I cannot get audio from it. I have made a video of what I am seeing here, can someone help?



Thanks

Chord Sequencer - add generative possibilities?

As you are putting together (hopefully) the Chord Sequencer - would it be possible to add in random / probability parameters as you've done elsewhere - and in particular generative options, from gentle actions, all the way through to downright wacky. This would add a super new dimension to this great machine.

Greetings,

I design patches while NDLR is doing its thing and it will be great to have MIDI interface functionality so that i can dump sysex via NDLR DIN5 ports that are connected to my synths pass through USB into PC. In other words, it will be great if the MIDI-Sysex editor/librarian program on PC can communicate with hardwares through DIN5 IN/OUT A and B of the NDLR.

Thank you.