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Pattern Clock
#1
Anyone here who has the golden tip on changing the clock of a pattern, without having to change all the groove values of every single step? Select All would come in very handy here Smile
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#2
For now, my advise would be to create a couple of empty patterns, set a clock manually using the groove values, and whenever you wish to create a pattern with a different (half/double/whatever) clock, just go to the empty pattern and hit shift+ok to clone. It doesn't allow you to quickly change the clock of an existing pattern you've been working in, but it does a trick already Smile
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#3
I got some good ideas for future releases for this.
But for now, for you, empty preset patterns would do the job.

You could make ranges. Like patterns from 40 are doubleclocked...from 80 are half clocked.
You can do this easy by creating a pattern, change the groove settings (change 4 or so and do mark/copy/insert, so you are done fastly).
Then into the sequencer screen and press SHIFT+OK on the pattern, which clones it into a new pattern. Repeat the cloning until you have enough of them.

So for now you can make ranges and you know which range got which scale.

(Cloning works from the latest version 1.10)
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#4
Thanks Thomas! Yeah, that's the idea now.. I have a couple of preset patterns with different clocks, whenever I need one of those, I use the clone function for inserting a new one. May 2018 be as good for Nerdseq as last year. Have a blast!
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