As I can't see the picture of the intended preset I can only guess...
For my purposes the N-1 module works as expected, the Index input expects a value from 0 to 1 with 0 being the first slot and 1 being the last slot. The 'modes' (Instant, Smooth and X-Fade) switch/interpolate the output between slots.
In order to make something that 'steps' for each new note it might be better to use the CV Sequencer, de-couple the clock and route the note gate to the clock gate which will step to the next value?
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Why would you want to do this?
I don't understand the purpose of your patch.
the interface may show it only switching once every five triggers, but it should still be switching in the other voices.
nothing is connected to the inputs, so there’s no output and no way to hear or see evidence of switching on other layers.
This is not the actual patch but just the problem area.
for every note pressed the switch should cycle through all inputs which will modulate some parameter.
the inputs will all be values from knobs. Think of this as a customisable “many stage” graphical envelope that can be created with knobs .
I checked with output , switches only once every 5
As I can't see the picture of the intended preset I can only guess...
For my purposes the N-1 module works as expected, the Index input expects a value from 0 to 1 with 0 being the first slot and 1 being the last slot. The 'modes' (Instant, Smooth and X-Fade) switch/interpolate the output between slots.
In order to make something that 'steps' for each new note it might be better to use the CV Sequencer, de-couple the clock and route the note gate to the clock gate which will step to the next value?
Ah, got it. If you’re using non polyphonic inputs (like knob values), for some modules you’ll need to run those signals through a mono to poly module.
I got the same behavior you’re experiencing before I added the mono to to poly modules.
Thanks heaps 😊
Thanks for your help , I want it to cycle every input for every note (not switch index for each note , if that was what you were suggesting )