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Hi,

Sorry for inconvenient.
You can set finer value by "Drag with RMB" on the grid.
First, set rough value with LMB click, then fine-tune with RMB drag.

Currently, it can happen on any of zoom setting because the size of grid is relatively small compared to its internal voltage value.

Thanks for sharing your thought.
I want to do it before long.

Okay, I first try "after the grid", then "before the grid." (When a note crossed a beat, it can be a challenge.) "Micro timing for every note" is easier since it can be done without adding a new grid UI. :) Then, >a third view It can be done by adding a state to the "CV/Prob" switch. Currently, the ...

Some sequencers have "micro-timing for every note" and it's not bad. :) Putting dedicated controllers (another grid on right side of the module?) for this like "Modular Sequencer device" would be better? If I do so, I think it will be one group of eight 32th notes since the maximum division number f...

Thank you for the explanation. Now I see it clearly! This "loop of ~ notes" style is easier to set the parameter especially for those micro-timing things. But it can be slightly un-intuitive? (As another way,)"Setting parameters on every notes" is tedious, but more intuitive (and can be useful somet...

Haha, larger number itself can be a cause of another view.

Yet, I don't fully understand the function of the "Modular Sequencer". Its manual doesn't tell about this function.
Anyway I will try as I can do on Vari-step.

Yeah, I said that I won't add "micro-timing thing" to Vari-step.
But I started to think it can be good to add this feature to Vari-step because I'm still busy to start a new module. It's much faster way to realize a feature.

I'm surprised that there're so many types of sequencer in the world.

Thank you!
Some users brought those nice additions to the module.
Probability adds a feeling of controlled randomness. Also it's fun to use.

>"Trigger driven" I said about step sequencers which advance their steps with a trigger. Sorry, it was not good choice of words... Of course, it depends on implementation (internal time resolution of a step?). In some cases, sequencers don't know the time between the triggers they receive, I think. ...