Hi guys,
d’you know if is possible to create something like a low pass filter that automatically sweeps from a frequency to another in a certain amount of time?
Thanks a lot
Hi guys,
d’you know if is possible to create something like a low pass filter that automatically sweeps from a frequency to another in a certain amount of time?
Thanks a lot
I think you could probably achieve it by linking the frequency to morphing with a preset rise and fall time. You would then activate morphing by a switch click rather than exp pedal.
I think you could probably achieve it by linking the frequency to morphing with a preset rise and fall time. You would then activate morphing by a switch click rather than exp pedal.
thanks a lot, that sounds great!
Could you please tell me which frequency should I use? I mean, in which block can I find this parameter?
thanks a lot, that sounds great!
Could you please tell me which frequency should I use? I mean, in which block can I find this parameter?
Try the studio EQ.
I would try the Wah Lo Pass for this application
thanks I lot, I’ll try them for sure!
Regarding the morph, does it need an external expression pedal/switch to work or can I try it without connecting an external device?
thanks I lot, I’ll try them for sure!
Regarding the morph, does it need an external expression pedal/switch to work or can I try it without connecting an external device?
You can assign the QUICK button to morph.
I did It with Studio Eq.
Using an expression pedal to controll.
Just in intro of this song
Thanks a lot guys, I tried your suggestions and I was able to program the effect using morph and the Wah Lo-Pass block...great!
Am I the only one who dreams about the adding of LFOs, envelopes, ADSRs, sequencers and other more "synth-related" controllers that can be attached to amp/fx parameters and make things even more sonically interesting?
Considering his amazing history, who would be better than Christoph in doing that? I would truly love this, keep my fingers crossed
Thanks again to all of you \m/
Am I the only one who dreams about the adding of LFOs, envelopes, ADSRs, sequencers and other more "synth-related" controllers that can be attached to amp/fx parameters and make things even more sonically interesting?
no, you are not the only person?