Hi,

Say i want to make a patch that consists of two very similar (but slightly different oscillators. Is there any way for me to first make one OSC, then copy (or duplicate) it? That would be easier then having to set up the second OSC with the same parameters.

I guess the same question applies to LFOs and envelopes..........any way to copy the setting of LFO 1 to LFO 2 (for example)?

Thanks!

Save the oscillator as an oscillator preset: open, eg, Osc1 tab in the bottom section > right click in the Oscillator Module Preset box > select "save oscillator settings" > open, eg, Osc2 tab and select your saved preset.

Go to the "Osc 1" tab, right click on "Oscillator Module Preset", select "save Oscillator1 settings", name as "...". Create oscillator 2, go to the "Osc 2" tab and load "..." from the same button.

BTW I always use "..." for temporary oscillators.

Edit: Hakey beat me to it again!

(again?)

Thanks a lot!

I'm guessing there's no way to duplicate LFOs and envelopes?!

Not yet, but it's a common feature request. We may at some day get it done!

To me it kinda makes sense to Ctrl+drag out a module to copy it...

Yes indeed, and if you Ctrl+drag to an existing module, it'll copy the settings to that one!

Just another quick question:

LFO 1 is hard wired to vibrato, right?

But say i don't want any vibrato and want to free up this LFO?!

I don't see anywhere to cancel this modulation routing.

Any ideas?

You can set Vibrato to 0.00 and use other Modulation Slots / ModMatrix to do oscillator tune modulation...

Of course, i was being a dumb-ass! - thanks!

I'm messing around with the MSEGs........they're fantastic!

Here's a couple of feature requests: The ability to define a fixed number of loops before it moves to the release.

And......the ability to modulate the vertical value of envelope points! (ok, so i know it's unlikely you'd do that, but it's worth a try!)

I was thinking of adding an optional D-Point, and a method to compress the loop upwards or downwards. Then we can add normal ADSR controls to MSEGs, which may possibly be modulation targets.

Global mode for MSEGs?

"Single" isn't enough?