drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Reaktor 5 Reaktor 5 Author Post Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  LFO.. i want an LFO i want it to affect both of the oscillators i have but not constantly ?? is there a way to do this.. i can upload the ens if you want to take a look (baz! this means you) __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 25-09-2006 23:27 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  There are a couple ways you can do this. First, I'm assuming you want to affect the pitch. What you could do is create an add module into the pich input then root the LFO into that. You just need to create a simple 1 input switch to turn it on and off. There is an LFO in the Macro list although they are really easy to make. Alternitvely, there is an instrument which works as a remote LFO. It does the same job but doesnt need to be physically conected. You just load it up, select the parameter you want to automate and away you go. It has an amount control on it so you could just set to zero to stop the LFO. If you want, just send me the ens and I'll do it for you. 26-09-2006 01:55 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  can i route the midi in note pitch through that lfo?? __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 26-09-2006 02:08 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  It doesnt quite work like that. the note pitch input is a numerical value, say 60 for example (middle c) The LFO also creates a numerical value. It sweeps between the high threshold and low threshold, In order to create a modulation, you add the two values together. To do this you just create an add module by right clicking on the structure background and go to modules/maths/add. Then you just feed the 2 values into the add module and feed the output into the pitch input of the synth. If you want to be able to turn the LFO off. Just create a switch (modules/panel/switch) between the LFO output and the add module. 26-09-2006 02:13 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  Got it thanks man much appreciated.. __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 26-09-2006 02:46 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  Cool, hit me up if you have any other questions. 26-09-2006 11:11 baz 7 Registration Date: 19-02-2005 Posts: 1,531 Helpfulness rating:  lol ; kinda missed this thread ; ur better of with mighty techdiff's help anyway __ "shotgun ; slammin in yo chestpiece ; blaw" 26-09-2006 18:43 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by baz lol ; kinda missed this thread ; ur better of with mighty techdiff's help anyway oh come on now.. you the man touting reaktor over many boards.. __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 26-09-2006 21:17 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  OK so im tryin to work out a way of metering the osc output.. i tried creating a meter and running an out off the osc. but the meter wont well.. meter.. so what am i missing?? __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 27-09-2006 00:17 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  what are you trying to meter, the volume? 27-09-2006 01:19 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  quote: Originally posted by TechDiff what are you trying to meter, the volume? output level of the osc. __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 27-09-2006 03:29 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  What you'll need then is an audio voice combiner. (modules/auxilary) This module converts a polyphonic signal into a monophonic signal which can be fed into other macros. Its a pretty useful module. It always goes at the end of the signal chain in a synth so that it can be fed into effects. It doesnt make your synth mono. It just allows you to have many notes summed into one signal. Its also useful if you want to have effects inside your synth like reverb or distortion. You can tell when you need the AVC because if you'll see red crosses on the modules inside the stucture of the macro you are trying to connect to. Anyway, Feed the output of your oscillator into the audio voice combiner, then feed this into the input of your meter, probably the stereo level meter (macro/building blocks/displays) You shouldnt really need to meter the output of the osc because they should never clip, unless your using an oscillator bank. You far more likely to need metering after the filter stage of your synth. Hope this is helpful. 27-09-2006 13:54 Arkitekt Brain Fried Amen Bastard Registration Date: 13-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  nice one thanks again youve been a major help! __ VIRB DARKLAND144 DARKLAND115 27-09-2006 20:49 TechDiff Hetty Jakes Pretentious Cheese Wog Registration Date: 14-06-2005 Posts: 1,028 Helpfulness rating:  Its cool. No worries. 27-09-2006 21:47 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Reaktor 5