Obscurium as synth without retriggering notes
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2357 posts since 24 Nov, 2012
Hi, is it possible to use obscurium as a synth without the triggering of new notes using the trigger sequnce, just getting modulation of the sound parameters on something like a sustained chord. I seem to get this happening sometimes but not others, which means i dontreally understand it
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- KVRAF
- 35294 posts since 14 Sep, 2002 from In teh net
I asked for this when I first got it, I don't want it as a glorified arpeggiator for notes but to modulate other params
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- KVRAF
- 3477 posts since 27 Dec, 2002 from North East England
Seems to be working OK here. Two things to check:
1. 'MIDI only' activated in the Pitch tab.
2. Leftmost slider in the Amp Env tab set all the way down so it's 100% MIDI envelope (thus 0% arp envelope)
This was originally 3 things, but I've just realised you don't need to deactivate the gate triggers just below the main sequencer panel assuming MIDI only and MIDI envelope are set. Tested out both the internal synth and using Obscurium to drive TAL Bassline 101 and there don't appear to be any erroneous note-ons happening.
1. 'MIDI only' activated in the Pitch tab.
2. Leftmost slider in the Amp Env tab set all the way down so it's 100% MIDI envelope (thus 0% arp envelope)
This was originally 3 things, but I've just realised you don't need to deactivate the gate triggers just below the main sequencer panel assuming MIDI only and MIDI envelope are set. Tested out both the internal synth and using Obscurium to drive TAL Bassline 101 and there don't appear to be any erroneous note-ons happening.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2357 posts since 24 Nov, 2012
thanks - that is where I am at now but I don't find the modulation is as extreme as when using the trigger system. I think that is the lack of pitch modulation but will continue looking at it. Using the triggers to give pitch modulation without retriggering notes is probably what I am wanting but I need to investigate further. I can fake it a bit by bringing in the ARP a little with a slow attack using that slider in your suggestion #2cron wrote:Seems to be working OK here. Two things to check:
1. 'MIDI only' activated in the Pitch tab.
2. Leftmost slider in the Amp Env tab set all the way down so it's 100% MIDI envelope (thus 0% arp envelope)
This was originally 3 things, but I've just realised you don't need to deactivate the gate triggers just below the main sequencer panel assuming MIDI only and MIDI envelope are set. Tested out both the internal synth and using Obscurium to drive TAL Bassline 101 and there don't appear to be any erroneous note-ons happening.
