how do i modulate layer panning with lfo1 and/or lfo 2?
i am sure it is simple to do but i can see no way to programm this somehow...
thx
how do i modulate layer panning with lfo?
Re: how do i modulate layer panning with lfo?
I was just trying to figure this out. The pad preset called "Air" has a panning effect on the sound, so was using that one to track down how it works.
Edit: Whoops actually that one (I finally figured out) has the Phaser on under "Insert Effect", and it pans the sound from left to right.
Edit: Whoops actually that one (I finally figured out) has the Phaser on under "Insert Effect", and it pans the sound from left to right.
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Re: how do i modulate layer panning with lfo?
Hi,
You can also use tremolo effect as an insert with Stereo spread parameter set to max. It will make the sound will flow from the Left channel to the Right and back.
Kind regards,
Sebastian
You can also use tremolo effect as an insert with Stereo spread parameter set to max. It will make the sound will flow from the Left channel to the Right and back.
Kind regards,
Sebastian
Re: how do i modulate layer panning with lfo?
Thanks Sebastian That works well.Sebastian@d16 wrote:Hi,
You can also use tremolo effect as an insert with Stereo spread parameter set to max. It will make the sound will flow from the Left channel to the Right and back.
Kind regards,
Sebastian
Is there a way to use the LFO to do that though? If not, can that be added as an idea/suggestion for an update?
It would be nice to use the square wave from the lfo and even the random setting. Then it would also save that insert effect section for maybe a chorus or flanger, etc.
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Re: how do i modulate layer panning with lfo?
Hi,
You're welcome and thank you for suggestion. The problem is the LFOs in LuSH-101 work in "per polyphony voice" manner, while Panorama parameter in Layer's properties works "per layer". Those two simply cannot work together. We could consider adding an extra parameter, like "Voice Panorama", which wouldn't appear on GUI, but it could be affected by LFO. We'll think about that.
Cheers,
Sebastian
You're welcome and thank you for suggestion. The problem is the LFOs in LuSH-101 work in "per polyphony voice" manner, while Panorama parameter in Layer's properties works "per layer". Those two simply cannot work together. We could consider adding an extra parameter, like "Voice Panorama", which wouldn't appear on GUI, but it could be affected by LFO. We'll think about that.
Cheers,
Sebastian