Ahh! This is a better approach! I should have thought of that. I will try implementing this tonight. Woot!

Thanks! I think the issue is that some of the PADs are sending only 3-4 notes. Increasing the spread of the pad is probably the way to go. Thanks for the response.

Yep. The NDLR and Arp go together like Batman and Robin, Honey and Bread, Fish and Chips! A great combo.

Brilliant!

I nearly forgot! I did get a similar concept working for the NDLR, and see no reason why it would not be applicable to the Arp. Use a CC sequencer (I highly recommend Stepic) to send the Arp midi data to adjust its params. I'll try that out for the above phasing idea.

I would like a few longer modulation times. However, experimented with working around this by setting up long modulations in bitwig (or any other daw) that sends CC midi to the ARP. The challenge I've found is that it can generate a lot of unneeded midi data. I have an idea to a stepped approach but have not yet go around to working on the setup.

I recently took mine to India on a business trip. Indian customs are brutal. I packed mine in bubble wrap and placed with my other hardware into a hardshell carry-on case. Be sure to pack the bubblewrap around the knobs to ensure they are fully supported. If anything will be broken, it will be those if they are slammed with a heavy weight. Hense the use of a hardshell case too!

I was thinkingthe same. A rapid double tap in mute or long hold on mute?

Yeah. I have a friend who's gotten me into absolute trash Isakai. Soooo... why not go all in.

Thanks for the prompt feedback. Yes! I suspected that may be the issue. I looked at developing my own 'dream' midi controller during COVID, and saw that this could be an issue. Currently, the situation is workable(ish) but the device names do jump around between sessions. Bitwig does reasonable job of solving the problem with how it handles controller patches. Separating each track of the NDLR & Midicake Arp helps to find what's what quickly. So other than a 2-4 minute check up and repatch for each session, it's not a show stopper. However, there are a lot of other synt/sequencer projects that use the Teensy, so a more perminent solution would be nice. This would be much messier if I had another teensy based device in my kit. BTW recorded my first weird track with the NDLR/Arp combo today. "Anime Techno 01 - Noodling In other world with my Level 1 Arp supercheat power I dance with the Demoness"