Complete knob here so forgive me! I don't understand much about CV, just that one device can modulate another. In the image below I'm trying to modulate the EQ-mid from the Pulsar. Would there be a proper way to modulate the EQ? What does the Pulsar do exactly. I have read up on it but still don't quite understand.
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Go and get the CVA-7 RE. https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... -analyzer/
Put it in a shortcuts folder for CV. You will probably use it more than any other.
Now hook the Pulsar to the CVA-7, then use the passthrough to connect it from there. Note there's 4 outputs and a variety of options. Try hooking up two CVA-7s in series if you are curious as to what those output options do.
Put it in a shortcuts folder for CV. You will probably use it more than any other.
Now hook the Pulsar to the CVA-7, then use the passthrough to connect it from there. Note there's 4 outputs and a variety of options. Try hooking up two CVA-7s in series if you are curious as to what those output options do.
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Okay, added that to my RE's. More to explore.Catblack wrote: ↑06 Jun 2018Go and get the CVA-7 RE. https://shop.propellerheads.se/rack-ext ... -analyzer/
Put it in a shortcuts folder for CV. You will probably use it more than any other.
Now hook the Pulsar to the CVA-7, then use the passthrough to connect it from there. Note there's 4 outputs and a variety of options. Try hooking up two CVA-7s in series if you are curious as to what those output options do.
the knob is not going to visually move. that is another reason why the CVA-7 is really useful.
the pulsar in its default state is constantly outputting a bipolar sine wave at 3/8 time and 50% level
you have cabled it so it is affecting the volume of the midband 50% positive and then 50% negative at 3/8 time
whatever setting the mid knob is at currently (for the KHS 3band EQ default setting is 0 or no volume change) is the origin point from where cv is increasing and decreasing the volume
if you pass audio through the 3-band EQ then you will hear the frequencies in that mid band get louder and quieter
the pulsar in its default state is constantly outputting a bipolar sine wave at 3/8 time and 50% level
you have cabled it so it is affecting the volume of the midband 50% positive and then 50% negative at 3/8 time
whatever setting the mid knob is at currently (for the KHS 3band EQ default setting is 0 or no volume change) is the origin point from where cv is increasing and decreasing the volume
if you pass audio through the 3-band EQ then you will hear the frequencies in that mid band get louder and quieter
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That definitely makes more sense. I'll keep trying things.Bes wrote: ↑07 Jun 2018the knob is not going to visually move. that is another reason why the CVA-7 is really useful.
the pulsar in its default state is constantly outputting a bipolar sine wave at 3/8 time and 50% level
you have cabled it so it is affecting the volume of the midband 50% positive and then 50% negative at 3/8 time
whatever setting the mid knob is at currently (for the KHS 3band EQ default setting is 0 or no volume change) is the origin point from where cv is increasing and decreasing the volume
if you pass audio through the 3-band EQ then you will hear the frequencies in that mid band get louder and quieter
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If you want to see how the button moves:
You already have it in the Mix Channel, so you can use the Programmer there,.
1. Klick 'Show Programmer'
2 . set the LFO CV out to CV1 In of the Programmer.
3. Flip to the front.
4. Select the EQ device in the list to the left.
5. On the Modulation Matrix(right side) select CV1 as Target
6. As Source select the Mid.
Now whenever you put a CV signal on CV1 in the programmer you will see how the button moves.
You already have it in the Mix Channel, so you can use the Programmer there,.
1. Klick 'Show Programmer'
2 . set the LFO CV out to CV1 In of the Programmer.
3. Flip to the front.
4. Select the EQ device in the list to the left.
5. On the Modulation Matrix(right side) select CV1 as Target
6. As Source select the Mid.
Now whenever you put a CV signal on CV1 in the programmer you will see how the button moves.
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Stick the EQ in a combinator. Assign the knob you want to modulate to one of the controller knobs on the combinator. Plug the LFO signal into the back panel of the same combinator knob. voila! visual feedback of what the LFO is doing, too! Adjust min/max for combinator knob for more control.
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Maybe you should have read the the post above yours as what Theshoemarker wrote was more than correct, I think you will learn something.tekengine wrote: ↑08 Jun 2018Stick the EQ in a combinator. Assign the knob you want to modulate to one of the controller knobs on the combinator. Plug the LFO signal into the back panel of the same combinator knob. voila! visual feedback of what the LFO is doing, too! Adjust min/max for combinator knob for more control.
theshoemaker wrote: ↑07 Jun 2018If you want to see how the button moves:
You already have it in the Mix Channel, so you can use the Programmer there,.
1. Klick 'Show Programmer'
2 . set the LFO CV out to CV1 In of the Programmer.
3. Flip to the front.
4. Select the EQ device in the list to the left.
5. On the Modulation Matrix(right side) select CV1 as Target
6. As Source select the Mid.
Now whenever you put a CV signal on CV1 in the programmer you will see how the button moves.
it's much the same thing, but ye i didnt realise its possible within the channel strip now.Carly(Poohbear) wrote: ↑08 Jun 2018Maybe you should have read the the post above yours as what Theshoemarker wrote was more than correct, I think you will learn something.tekengine wrote: ↑08 Jun 2018Stick the EQ in a combinator. Assign the knob you want to modulate to one of the controller knobs on the combinator. Plug the LFO signal into the back panel of the same combinator knob. voila! visual feedback of what the LFO is doing, too! Adjust min/max for combinator knob for more control.
theshoemaker wrote: ↑07 Jun 2018If you want to see how the button moves:
You already have it in the Mix Channel, so you can use the Programmer there,.
1. Klick 'Show Programmer'
2 . set the LFO CV out to CV1 In of the Programmer.
3. Flip to the front.
4. Select the EQ device in the list to the left.
5. On the Modulation Matrix(right side) select CV1 as Target
6. As Source select the Mid.
Now whenever you put a CV signal on CV1 in the programmer you will see how the button moves.
ive only recently upgraded from 4.5 to 10.1
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That's one thing. The other thing you could have learned is HOW to describe something to someone who doesn't know anything, or just few things about Reason. If you describe what to do, only if the person you are talking to knows "HOW TO" ... he will understand your terminology.tekengine wrote: ↑09 Jun 2018it's much the same thing, but ye i didnt realise its possible within the channel strip now.Carly(Poohbear) wrote: ↑08 Jun 2018
Maybe you should have read the the post above yours as what Theshoemarker wrote was more than correct, I think you will learn something.
ive only recently upgraded from 4.5 to 10.1
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