OMG i simply have to say "AMAZING"
- KVRian
- 1134 posts since 4 May, 2008 from West London Depot
Lennard, who ever designed preset 392 ARP Firefly is genius, i mean the presets are fantastic but when i was looking deeper into the preset bank and put my finger on key E2 i couldn't take it off till i listened to it for around 10 minutes, its hypnotizing!!! how on earth is that structured? is the arp an Em ? is it chords??? 
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- KVRist
- 78 posts since 18 Sep, 2007
To make it even more complex try the following:
- transfer LFO1-settings to LFO2 (shape, gain, offset)
- set LFO2-target to "Pitch A" with modulation depth = -6.14 (or something around this value)
- set LFO2-rate to 1/1 or something that's slower than LFO1 (dotted like 2/1D sounds good, too)
- transfer LFO1-settings to LFO2 (shape, gain, offset)
- set LFO2-target to "Pitch A" with modulation depth = -6.14 (or something around this value)
- set LFO2-rate to 1/1 or something that's slower than LFO1 (dotted like 2/1D sounds good, too)
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- KVRian
- 1330 posts since 25 Sep, 2006
Thanks! You may wonder about the Gain setting on the LFO by the way. Here's how to calculate it:
If you set the modulation amount to exactly 1.0, then if the Gain is 10, it will modulate the pitch with exactly 1 octave. So if you want to modulate it only 2 notes (as was done in the preset), then you should set the Gain to 2/12 * 10 = 1.67, because there are 12 notes in 1 octave.
So if you want to shift the pitch with 4 notes, then you should take 4/12 * 10 = 3.33, etc..
When you set Offset to 0 and Gain to 3.33, this means it'll shift 4 notes in total: 2 notes up and 2 notes down. You can set the Offset to 10 to change this to 4 notes up and 0 notes down, or set the Offset to -10 to make it 4 notes down and 0 notes up.
Hope that makes any sense

If you set the modulation amount to exactly 1.0, then if the Gain is 10, it will modulate the pitch with exactly 1 octave. So if you want to modulate it only 2 notes (as was done in the preset), then you should set the Gain to 2/12 * 10 = 1.67, because there are 12 notes in 1 octave.
So if you want to shift the pitch with 4 notes, then you should take 4/12 * 10 = 3.33, etc..
When you set Offset to 0 and Gain to 3.33, this means it'll shift 4 notes in total: 2 notes up and 2 notes down. You can set the Offset to 10 to change this to 4 notes up and 0 notes down, or set the Offset to -10 to make it 4 notes down and 0 notes up.
Hope that makes any sense
This will shift exactly 1 octave, so you could also set modulation depth to -1.0 and Gain to 10 for the same effectK705 wrote:- transfer LFO1-settings to LFO2 (shape, gain, offset)
- set LFO2-target to "Pitch A" with modulation depth = -6.14 (or something around this value)
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1134 posts since 4 May, 2008 from West London Depot
understanding that perfectly
iv bought a lot of soft synths recently omni, alchemy inc but this is at the top of my list tbh. it's the nuts!!!!
iv bought a lot of soft synths recently omni, alchemy inc but this is at the top of my list tbh. it's the nuts!!!!

