Hello,
I'm working on a set of effects in MXXX and run into some limitations in regards to assignment to multiparameters. In this particular case I'm working on an effect that relies on LP/HP filters from the Equalizer and I would like to assign the filter slope to a multiparameter (-12 to -60 dB) but no matter what I try, it seems I cannot map the slope to any parameter. Could someone please let me know how to go about this? I can't find anything in the documentation on how to do this, and the learn function won't do it for me either.
I would also like to know how to make 1 button react to another (with a enable/disable switch) so lets say I want to compensate button 2 with input of button 1 (for sake of simplicity lets say a gain control) that I can click a switch to ON, and after I do this and I put, say, +24 dB gain on control 1 it would put -24 dB on control 2. Surely something along those lines should be possible? Quite important for distortion filters.
Hopefully someone knows how to go about this, it would be much appreciated![:)]( "Smile")
Cheers
I'm working on a set of effects in MXXX and run into some limitations in regards to assignment to multiparameters. In this particular case I'm working on an effect that relies on LP/HP filters from the Equalizer and I would like to assign the filter slope to a multiparameter (-12 to -60 dB) but no matter what I try, it seems I cannot map the slope to any parameter. Could someone please let me know how to go about this? I can't find anything in the documentation on how to do this, and the learn function won't do it for me either.
I would also like to know how to make 1 button react to another (with a enable/disable switch) so lets say I want to compensate button 2 with input of button 1 (for sake of simplicity lets say a gain control) that I can click a switch to ON, and after I do this and I put, say, +24 dB gain on control 1 it would put -24 dB on control 2. Surely something along those lines should be possible? Quite important for distortion filters.
Hopefully someone knows how to go about this, it would be much appreciated
Cheers
Statistics: Posted by ThatRedDot — Wed Aug 14, 2024 8:55 am — Replies 4 — Views 123