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Subject: Vibrato
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Original Message 1/5 04-Aug-00 @ 03:37 PM - Vibrato
Is there a way to get some vibrato without having to use the modulation wheel (which i want to use as cutoff frequency)?
Message 3/5 04-Aug-00 @ 04:06 PM - RE: Vibrato
A vibrato is always made by an LFO with mod destination pitch (with destination mix level it would be a tremolo, or maybe I mix that up again ).
The wheel is used to change either the modulation depth or the LFO speed (or both).
You can easyly program a constant vibrato with the above mentioned parameters.
For a variable vibrato you'll have some limitations because it is not possible to vary the modulation depth of pitch or mix level for all 3 oscillators at the same time with theappropriate knob. You can only change the LFO speed.
The wheel is used to change either the modulation depth or the LFO speed (or both).
You can easyly program a constant vibrato with the above mentioned parameters.
For a variable vibrato you'll have some limitations because it is not possible to vary the modulation depth of pitch or mix level for all 3 oscillators at the same time with theappropriate knob. You can only change the LFO speed.
Message 4/5 05-Aug-00 @ 04:15 PM - RE: Vibrato
uhhhh, nope, vibrato is the modulation of pitch. Tremelo is the modulation of amplitude.
Basically i want to modulate the pitch of just one oscillator on my Nova. I don't wanna have the depth assigned to the mod wheel (i want the mod depth fixed). Anyone know how to do this.... infact is it possible??
Basically i want to modulate the pitch of just one oscillator on my Nova. I don't wanna have the depth assigned to the mod wheel (i want the mod depth fixed). Anyone know how to do this.... infact is it possible??
Message 5/5 05-Aug-00 @ 04:50 PM - RE: Vibrato
It is possible of course:
You get a vibrato if you take one of the LFO's as modulation source and pitch as modulation destination.
If you don't want any influence from the mod wheel you have to deactivate the appropriate parameters in the LFO-menue and OSC menue (i dont know the parameters exactly cause I'm not sitting in front of the SN at the mo).
I think they are 1.wheel-->LFO-Speed and 2. in the osc- menue wheel --> mod depth or so.
Regards >Stefan
You get a vibrato if you take one of the LFO's as modulation source and pitch as modulation destination.
If you don't want any influence from the mod wheel you have to deactivate the appropriate parameters in the LFO-menue and OSC menue (i dont know the parameters exactly cause I'm not sitting in front of the SN at the mo).
I think they are 1.wheel-->LFO-Speed and 2. in the osc- menue wheel --> mod depth or so.
Regards >Stefan
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