Hi All,
I'm learning controlling NDLR's parts by using MIDI messages in Bitwig Studio. 

I've observed something I cannot explain: starting the drone seems to take effect from the next clock "phrase", like if it was quantized, but stopping it has immediate effect. 

In the image below you see the "NDLR control" track's notes and automation. The notes change the chords of course. The automation sends the MIDI CC 86 message, to start (up) and stop (down) the drone.



NDLR's settings seem to say that quantization applies to the pads only, besides, I've turned it off. Any ideas? Firmware is 1.1.066, thanks!

Hi All, I've been following the conversation around using NDLR with modular, as I need that too... https://conductivelabs.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=659 ... until I've realised that the obvious thing to do would be to ask Conductive Labs to make a modular Eurorack version of NDLR in the first place! ?

This would not be an uncommon choice. Empress for example is preparing to release a modular version of Zoia called "Euroburo" https://www.synthanatomy.com/2020/04/emp...mpler.html .

I realise that CV control would be messy. Each of the encoders would still need to find a place on the module plate + need to transform of as many input CVs as they control (19?), + gates for starting and stopping the four instruments... however it could also be simplified by dropping all modulation, as that could be easily be provided by external LFO, envelope modules etc.

It's very easy to me to imagine modular musicians to build their entire rack around such a NDLR. Is it just me?

G.

Hi All, I am learning the NDLR and I am loving it this far. 

Something I cannot explain myself since I got the device is the following: I am getting the clock over USB from Bitwig Studio, and the NLDR is behaving fine, but the NDLR screen shows 6 times the value! (without going 6x faster). Both the DAW and the NDLR are set for 24 PPQ / FP (besides, the ClkInPPQ cannot be changed in NDLR). 

Any suggestions? Thanks.

G.

Regretfully, I have to let my Noodler go but at a good price (325 euro). I will include free worldwide register post but you must cover any PayPal charges. 

More info here : 

https://www.adverts.ie/other-music-instr...r/21869866

It would be handy for me to be able to turn the clock transmit on and off in a menu item.

Wish I found this before ordering from US. Still awaiting delivery and the import tax will probably make it pricier.

https://schneidersladen.de/en/conductive-labs-ndlr

Hello hello! Loving my NDLR so far, but I have one small question/concern. 

I wanted to use the NDLR to work on my theory, and the keyboard transposition feature seemed like an awesome way to do so. I have a keystep going into MIDI A, and the transposition feature totally works, it will always play in key. 

BUT. It doesn't seem to allow me to play the notes as they would appear on the keyboard all the time.

For instance, C Lydian allows me to play the notes as they would actually be layed out on the keyboard, but C Dorian does not. If I play the D# on my keystep, it comes out as a D. It only will play D# when I press the wrong key one semi tone above D# (E). This is just one example 

Does this make sense, and if it does, am I missing something? Or is this working as intended? 

Really hope I'm missing something or it can be rectified by some kind of setting change, I don't want to learn these scales with the wrong notes! 

Thanks, meanwhile I'll keep on NDL'n!

Not mine, but I found this one this morning and wanted to share. This is one of my favorite ways to use the NDLR... meta sequencing! Using a more traditional sequencer to sequence changes on the NDLR to make longer form compositions makes for some amazing opportunities. This is such a good example of that:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=769fjeQA...e=youtu.be

Has anyone else been messing around with this method? I'd love to hear more examples.

Jesse

Something peaceful. I play the SV-1 and KingKorg live, so the NDLR is "just" sequencing my EMU Proteus 2000 this time.  The 2nd motif is some weird percussion bleep-bloop sound I found scrolling through the EMU presets. Completely unplanned but I kinda liked it!
As usual, i pre-programmed the chord changes. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNyloHmULAc

Hi guys,
After 25 years out of music making (due to a busy job, building a house, raising a family, ...) I finally found some free time to get back to my favorite hobby !

I got my old D50 and Korg Wavestation back from storage, bought myself a Behringer Crave, an ASM Hydrasynth (on it's way here) and an Alesis SR16.
And since yesterday I also have an NDLR after listening to some impressive work with it from you fellow musicians.

Because I am quite unfamiliar with the possibilities of using a DAW like Cubase, I would like some help on how to setup the NDLR to work with Cubase.
What is the best MIDI setup and how do you integrate the NDLR in Cubase as I want to record the output of the NDLR.

Regards from Belgium,

Yves