Original Message 1/5                 Date: 02-Nov-02  @  12:32 PM   -   er... how do i do this?

milan

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guys, either i´m stupid or my uQ lacks a very common mod destination!

its a simple thing: i want to change the amount by which filter is being modulated by filter envelope, but i CANT find a way to do it!!! i can modulate all the parameters of filter except mod amount itself or filter amplitude (which would also do the job).

i must be missing something... but what?

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Message 2/5                 Date: 02-Nov-02  @  12:42 PM   -   RE: er... how do i do this?

milan

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mmm... nevermind, i got it... kinda

i set envelope amount on the filter, and then use mod wheel as mod source in the oposite direction. its working now.

cheers, m.

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Message 3/5                 Date: 03-Nov-02  @  10:40 AM   -   RE: er... how do i do this?

djjessex

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we have a q in the studio too.

great synth but it drives my buddy crazzy!

ha ha tori you are not alone

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Message 4/5                 Date: 03-Nov-02  @  03:34 PM   -   RE: er... how do i do this?

blacktrax

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Or use a modifier:
Source1: Filter envelope
Source2: Modwheel
Operator: * (means multiply)

Then use 1 of the standard modulation slots, choose Modifier(x) as source and cutoff as destination.

Regards
Stefan

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Message 5/5                 Date: 03-Nov-02  @  05:22 PM   -   RE: er... how do i do this?

milan

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aaaaaaah thats it! cheers stefan, you are always helpfull.

cool- my first excuse to use a modifier  

regards, m.

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