Bazille - tips & tricks
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- KVRAF
- 23101 posts since 7 Jan, 2009 from Croatia
Slew limiting FTW. That's also the way to smooth out aftertouch response (which can be quite erratic on a lot of MIDI controllers these days).
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- KVRAF
- 5223 posts since 20 Jul, 2010
There's a whole slew of potential applications.EvilDragon wrote:Slew limiting FTW. That's also the way to smooth out aftertouch response (which can be quite erratic on a lot of MIDI controllers these days).
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- KVRer
- 13 posts since 3 Jun, 2005
Wondered if you could get Bazille to re-trigger randomly - maybe to simulate random dripping in a cave or something.
1) Set your preferred envelope to re-trigger to LFO1
2) Set LFO1 Rate Mod Source to LFO1 RND
3) Adjust Amount and Rate to taste
4) Adjust envelope to taste
Remember you can use LFO1 or 2 to trigger any of the envelopes so you can apply different envelopes for different purposes.
Enjoy and see if you can create a dripping cave.
1) Set your preferred envelope to re-trigger to LFO1
2) Set LFO1 Rate Mod Source to LFO1 RND
3) Adjust Amount and Rate to taste
4) Adjust envelope to taste
Remember you can use LFO1 or 2 to trigger any of the envelopes so you can apply different envelopes for different purposes.
Enjoy and see if you can create a dripping cave.
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- KVRer
- 13 posts since 3 Jun, 2005
You can use two sections of the sequencer to do Wave Sequencing - selecting each of the four oscillators in turn. See image below for how
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- KVRAF
- 4122 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 3817 posts since 8 Mar, 2006
I suddenly remembered that there was an interesting patch simulating reverb within a Bazille (alpha) patch contest.
Would be cool if someone can explain what's going on in there...
Would be cool if someone can explain what's going on in there...
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- KVRAF
- 23101 posts since 7 Jan, 2009 from Croatia
Sendy wrote:There's a whole slew of potential applications.EvilDragon wrote:Slew limiting FTW. That's also the way to smooth out aftertouch response (which can be quite erratic on a lot of MIDI controllers these days).
Oh I see what you did there!
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- KVRist
- 314 posts since 27 Nov, 2009
hi ,do you have any tips for dark cinematic sound into bazille ? dark atmosphere , i try with ring mod but not much sucess
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- KVRist
- 131 posts since 18 Jul, 2015
Hey,
Don't know if this has ever been covered, I searched with no sucess :
I'm desperately trying to tune either an audiorate LFO or a ramp, so i was thinking about a keytracked 12 step map with each step being a frequency ratio of equal temperament within one octave and then somehow use this as a mod for, say, LFO1 rate but of course, said rate has to be a multiplier not an added offset... Tried a lot of settings, each time a failure
Well anyway I can't figure it out and I'm calling for help
And I won't take "why would you want to do this anyway" for an answer, for I can't even remember why, but I've just spent too much time trying to achieve this to just give it up now
Don't know if this has ever been covered, I searched with no sucess :
I'm desperately trying to tune either an audiorate LFO or a ramp, so i was thinking about a keytracked 12 step map with each step being a frequency ratio of equal temperament within one octave and then somehow use this as a mod for, say, LFO1 rate but of course, said rate has to be a multiplier not an added offset... Tried a lot of settings, each time a failure
Well anyway I can't figure it out and I'm calling for help
And I won't take "why would you want to do this anyway" for an answer, for I can't even remember why, but I've just spent too much time trying to achieve this to just give it up now
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- KVRAF
- 4122 posts since 23 May, 2004 from Bad Vilbel, Germany
As the LFOs aren't "audio rate", you should use a regular oscillator.
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- KVRist
- 131 posts since 18 Jul, 2015
Ah ! Howard Scarr telling me not to do it ! The disappointment is totalHoward wrote:As the LFOs aren't "audio rate", you should use a regular oscillator.
As far as Bazille is concerned, LFOs oscillate fast enough to qualify as "audio rate" don't they ?
Howard, of all people, I know you can help achieve this :
- I have an LFO whose sync parameter is set to 0,1s. The rate is set at 4.70.
- This gives roughly a C4 (261hz)
- I've created a 12 step map with Equal Temperament frequency ratios expressed between 1 (unisson) and 89 (Maj 7th)
- ACCESSORY QUESTION : Is there a way to be more precise in the values definition in the mapping generator, ie going after the decimal point ?[
- I tried different methods to modulate the LFO rate according to these ratios, each time a failure
But I'm convinced there is a clever way to achieve this, so please, Help me out !
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- KVRAF
- 25399 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
The clever way to achieve it is to use an OscillatorRedChameau wrote:Ah ! Howard Scarr telling me not to do it ! The disappointment is totalHoward wrote:As the LFOs aren't "audio rate", you should use a regular oscillator.
As far as Bazille is concerned, LFOs oscillate fast enough to qualify as "audio rate" don't they ?
Howard, of all people, I know you can help achieve this :Why do I want that, is it because the LFO is a triangle wave and it could be an alternative to the tapmap method ? Is it for the sake of it ? Is it for the Lulz, I don't know anymore.
- I have an LFO whose sync parameter is set to 0,1s. The rate is set at 4.70.
- This gives roughly a C4 (261hz)
- I've created a 12 step map with Equal Temperament frequency ratios expressed between 1 (unisson) and 89 (Maj 7th)
- ACCESSORY QUESTION : Is there a way to be more precise in the values definition in the mapping generator, ie going after the decimal point ?[
- I tried different methods to modulate the LFO rate according to these ratios, each time a failure
But I'm convinced there is a clever way to achieve this, so please, Help me out !
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- KVRist
- 131 posts since 18 Jul, 2015
Oh that's it, I give up...
However, one of my question remains, could be helpful for other purposes : Is there a way to set more precise values in the mapping generator (hundredths - after the dot) ?
However, one of my question remains, could be helpful for other purposes : Is there a way to set more precise values in the mapping generator (hundredths - after the dot) ?
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- KVRAF
- 25399 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
No... the modmappers are not very precise. IIRC increments of 1 is itRedChameau wrote:Oh that's it, I give up...
However, one of my question remains, could be helpful for other purposes : Is there a way to set more precise values in the mapping generator (hundredths - after the dot) ?
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- KVRist
- 131 posts since 18 Jul, 2015
Ok thanx I wondered if something was wrong with my shift+mouse which usually serves as a fine tuning for most controls in uhe productspdxindy wrote:No... the modmappers are not very precise. IIRC increments of 1 is itRedChameau wrote:Oh that's it, I give up...
However, one of my question remains, could be helpful for other purposes : Is there a way to set more precise values in the mapping generator (hundredths - after the dot) ?
