Hi folks,
I mentioned this in my other thread, but i guess it'll get buried under my other, more specific question.
So in this thread i want to ask the general question: am i right in thinking that the Melda modulation system can't mix modulators?
As an example, take a look at the video below.
First, you see LFO 1 in Serum perform a slow filter sweep downward.
Next, you see me increase the amount of (fast) modulation LFO 2 sends to the same filter.
The net result is a downward sweep that also wobbles. So the Serum mod matrix must be mixing the modulation together.
When i try the same thing with the Melda modulation system, i just get a warbly mess as the two modulators are fighting against each other (I'm the boss! No, i'm the boss! No i'm the boss etc etc).
Please me know if I'm wrong and it is indeed possible!
Another example of needing this is if you want to use an envelope to control a filter, but also to have filter key-tracking at the same time. Again, the modulation would need to be mixed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FYEn1csAtU
I mentioned this in my other thread, but i guess it'll get buried under my other, more specific question.
So in this thread i want to ask the general question: am i right in thinking that the Melda modulation system can't mix modulators?
As an example, take a look at the video below.
First, you see LFO 1 in Serum perform a slow filter sweep downward.
Next, you see me increase the amount of (fast) modulation LFO 2 sends to the same filter.
The net result is a downward sweep that also wobbles. So the Serum mod matrix must be mixing the modulation together.
When i try the same thing with the Melda modulation system, i just get a warbly mess as the two modulators are fighting against each other (I'm the boss! No, i'm the boss! No i'm the boss etc etc).
Please me know if I'm wrong and it is indeed possible!
Another example of needing this is if you want to use an envelope to control a filter, but also to have filter key-tracking at the same time. Again, the modulation would need to be mixed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FYEn1csAtU
Statistics: Posted by Mr D — Wed Feb 28, 2024 10:49 pm — Replies 0 — Views 37