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I've been cracking open the Core Filter modules in the hope of building more useful filters for my projects.
The VCF in question is 2 pole SV x3 S. First up is the ubiquitous Pitch cutoff input. Inside the Core module it is mixed with the PMod control, converted to a frequency with a P2F module, then mixed with the FM input into the central Core filter. I've never really been comfortable with the Pitch (MIDI note) > filter modulation because to my mind it acts like a key followc and would prefer to do a straight FM chain of modulations. So that means I should be able to create a FM knob that sets the cutoff point from 1 Hz to 80 kHz like in the old-timey Moogs' LPF, modulate that input with LFOs and envelopes, and eliminate the whole P and PM chain all the way up to the P2F module and the mix with the F signal... But am I really doing that? Is there somewhere I can set the range for a straight "scientific" F control? Is that even how the Reaktor Core cells respond to the incoming F messages? I go further and further into this Core cell stuff and get very confused and disheartened. Half the Core cells aren't even labelled as to what they are |
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I'm not sure how many hardcore Reaktor builders there are around here but, at a guess, you'd have a much better chance of getting an answer if you also post this to the NI Reaktor builders forum.
Kind regards, Matt |
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Thanks for the response. |
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| ^ | Joined: 01 Jul 2007 Member: #154793 Location: Dobbstown, Malaysia | ||
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god.. maybe u can check manuual.. ---- hope you understands:D |
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