I’ve just kicked off a series of videos about the Modwave’s sequencer which I think is amazing, but also super weird (maybe ‘unexpected’ is the better word?!).
This first video covers concepts common to all of the sequencer lanes and then goes on to talk in depth about the pitch sequencer.
The next video on the Mod and Shape lanes is already in the can and just needs editing, but I’ve just ordered a Syntakt and also I’ve just got covid, so we’ll see how that goes…
Here’s part 2 of my series on the Modwave’s sequencer. This video covers the assignable modulation lanes including looking at eschewing the pitch lane in favour of the Mod lanes to do duophonic sequencing and the shape lane, which honestly, to my great discredit, I slept on for the longest time but is really powerful.
I don’t know if you know already, but the modwave has the knob mode set to Scale by default. This can cause the knob to do bigger jumps until you reach the actual parameter value. From there on, it will go by 0.5 steps.
So this is normal behaviour.
If you don’t want that, set it to Jump and the parameter will immediately jump to the current knob position and thus move by 0.5.