help!!!w/sequencers

[settle]

i really hope i can explain this deadend i always hit when im trying to build my dream seqeuncer in the nord. here it goes-
i am using the notesequencer to control the pitch of my main oscillators, and the trigger/gates below the note sliders(on the notesequencer) to trigger the opening of the envelope. i want the note sequencer to only send a change to the pitch on my oscillators when i trigger the envelope, so when i have a long decayon the envelope, the pitch of the oscilator doesnt change during the decay. know what im sayin? please!!!
an example of what i want to do is here
http://www.sq4.be/

[blue hell]

Can't try here without a G2, but Id think you can use a sample&hold or a track&hold to do what you want.

Connect the yellow sequencer output to the yellow input on the sample/track&hold and the blue signals likewise.

For the sample&hold some delay in the blue signal might be needed (use a note quantizer or a mixer or anything that's blue and can be set to unity gain for it).

The track & hold might give a small glitch, although probably it will be unnoticable. If not use a glide in the blue signal set to some mili seconds.

Jan.

[settle]

hmm...this is the key hey? ill try it out in the morn...thanks blue.
settle

[mosc]

A trick I've used is along with the S/H is to block new triggers and gates with an AND gate where one of the inputs is fed by the envelope via a comparitor. New notes are allowed only when the envelope is less than 1. If you do this in Poly mode it works well. You'll never get a note that's mangled while it's still playing.

[zynthetix]

Settle, I uploaded a demo patch that might answer your question.
Read the description and download it at this post in the experimental patch forum.

[mosc]

Cool, Zynth. You don't even need a comparator. The AND gate sorta has them built in.

[settle]

wow, thank u again. so, this is where i start to learn the logic modules? slowly. is there a tutorial of how to use logic stuff in the nord, or did u all just have to learn them by trial and error?
tanx
settle

[settle]

oh...shit. shoulda googled before asking.
http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~clark/nordmodularbook/nm_logic.html

[mosc]

That's a good place to learn this stuff. The basic funcitions of logic gates and flipflops are in almost all electronic tech text books used at community colleges.

[zynthetix]

check used books sites for digital fundamentals textbooks....when I first started learning this stuff I bought a used one from the 80's for $3.00 and it had everything I needed to understand the logic gates in the nord.