#202

hey hey! just tested fine on my side with 2.3 (latest)

have you tried using the PARAM menu reset/clear crow [K3] action and then reloading the script?

also, any errors in maiden?

#203

Hi Dan,

Thanks for testing. I have tried the reset/clear crow and it froze Norns last time I tried it (got to use the new soft reset combo). Strange. No errors in maiden. Maybe Iā€™ll try deleting and reinstalling scripts. Switching between different scripts did get normal operation yesterday but today it went back to the behavior described.

#204

super strange, that command is only execting crow.clear() and crow.reset()ā€¦

keep us updated!

#205

Hi Dan,

Edit #2: I ran the calibration command to reset crowā€™s calibration to default and reset Norns. Now it seems to be working as it should!

Edit:

I believe the number one input on my crow is funky. I have two crows. One of them works as it should while the other one is working as it should except for the first input is not receiving data with awake. I did run it with the ā€˜firstā€™ script and it seemed to be working as it should. I donā€™t know what to do really?

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#206

Iā€™m a total newbie when it comes to programmingā€¦ Would it be possible to run the second sequencer at another speed/ clock division than the first sequencer? Or is it a difficult implementation to do?

#207

probably straight forward (but Iā€™m not volunteering :wink: )

However - have you looked at Kria (also originated by @tehn in the Ansible module) - it has at its heart the same idea: different length sequences running against each other - and it does easily let you set length and time for each separate aspect of a sequence. There is a Norns port in Kria_midi (disclaimer: I did the port) and if you want something with build in sound my Islands script includes both Kria and an FM synth

#208

Thanks, Iā€™ll have to look into kria for sure.

#209

the very shortly coming norns clock tutorial will demonstrate a very easy technique for concurrent sequences, so your question has good timing

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#210

Hi All,

I am wondering if awake can output:
crow ii JF + cv + audio

It can do:
audio + midi

Is it possible?

Thanks

#211

Bumping myself to as if anyone smarter than me will take the bait :wink:
(ā€œthemā€ being presets)

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#212

agree with the thought :slight_smile:

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#213

I think iā€™ve found a bug.
In the new version there is a divider number for the speed. I think in the old version there was a note length.
I can turn the divider to negative numbers, But the unit then completely freezes. I expected it to run in Reverse.
Iā€™m on Fates running 200424.

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#214

This happens to me, too.

#215

kinda forgot about awakeā€¦

when i first started using it i was curious what it sounded like maxed at 480 bpms without the cpu overloading/clipping.

hereā€™s an example with a touch of reverb from the internal engine.

the sound of geishas in clove

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#216

I

love

this

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much

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#217

Woah - this works so well! Never thought to try playing it like this. Going to have to steal this technique! (Repeats to self: itā€™s ok, all art is theft.)

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#218

Did the midi clock in issues get fixed? Struggling to get it to work. It recognizes the midi clock in, as it shows the bpm correctly as I change it from the source.

#219

@Shiftr
same problem here
i write a post in fate salire 3d with video here:

#220

(on 200424) Confirming on Shield same issue with Step Division param. As soon as it gets to zero or a negative number, i get a get distorted sound and then playback stops. Errors in maiden:

lua: /home/we/norns/lua/core/clock.lua:82: /home/we/norns/lua/lib/tabutil.lua:207: C stack overflow
stack traceback:
	[C]: in function 'error'
	/home/we/norns/lua/core/clock.lua:82: in function 'core/clock.resume'
	[C]: in field 'clock_schedule_sync'
	/home/we/norns/lua/core/clock.lua:90: in function 'core/clock.resume'
	[C]: in field 'clock_schedule_sync'

@tehn Does Step Division need a Min/Max ? If so what top value? (and Iā€™ll PR a fix)

(min = 1, max = 16 seems reasonable?)

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#221

that sounds correct, yes. thanks for spotting it, a PR would be great