Same here !tomoe97 wrote:I have both and WOK's SAM complements OP-X Pro II very nicely!
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The lfo knob is a combo of shape and speed. The 12 o'clock position being the slowest speed.synthmagic wrote:...is there ny way to alter the speed of the LFO in SAM?
Hi,kingtubby wrote:The lfo knob is a combo of shape and speed. The 12 o'clock position being the slowest speed.synthmagic wrote:...is there ny way to alter the speed of the LFO in SAM?
There are 2 LFOs (unlike the hardware which has only 1): if you use the modwheel for pitch LFO effect, this speed is set with the small VIBR SPD knob on the left. The knob LFO is only affecting targets where the switch is set to LFO, and the speed/shape is indeed set with the LFO knob.synthmagic wrote:Hi,kingtubby wrote:The lfo knob is a combo of shape and speed. The 12 o'clock position being the slowest speed.synthmagic wrote:...is there ny way to alter the speed of the LFO in SAM?
it does not seem to alter the speed,for me anyways.
Yeah,the modwheel invokes lfo to pitch and speed is set with vib dial.WOK wrote:There are 2 LFOs (unlike the hardware which has only 1): if you use the modwheel for pitch LFO effect, this speed is set with the small VIBR SPD knob on the left. The knob LFO is only affecting targets where the switch is set to LFO, and the speed/shape is indeed set with the LFO knob.synthmagic wrote:Hi,kingtubby wrote:The lfo knob is a combo of shape and speed. The 12 o'clock position being the slowest speed.synthmagic wrote:...is there ny way to alter the speed of the LFO in SAM?
it does not seem to alter the speed,for me anyways.
Did you crank up the MODULATION knob above the switch? Do you hear the LFO working?synthmagic wrote:Yeah,the modwheel invokes lfo to pitch and speed is set with vib dial.WOK wrote:There are 2 LFOs (unlike the hardware which has only 1): if you use the modwheel for pitch LFO effect, this speed is set with the small VIBR SPD knob on the left. The knob LFO is only affecting targets where the switch is set to LFO, and the speed/shape is indeed set with the LFO knob.synthmagic wrote:Hi,kingtubby wrote:The lfo knob is a combo of shape and speed. The 12 o'clock position being the slowest speed.synthmagic wrote:...is there ny way to alter the speed of the LFO in SAM?
it does not seem to alter the speed,for me anyways.
I'm setting the switches to mod the filter cutoff and turning the lfo dial and nothing is happening to the speed of the lfo-I'm using Ableton Live.
It's not the demo,I bought it from you during your intro offer.WOK wrote:Did you crank up the MODULATION knob above the switch? Do you hear the LFO working?synthmagic wrote:Yeah,the modwheel invokes lfo to pitch and speed is set with vib dial.WOK wrote:There are 2 LFOs (unlike the hardware which has only 1): if you use the modwheel for pitch LFO effect, this speed is set with the small VIBR SPD knob on the left. The knob LFO is only affecting targets where the switch is set to LFO, and the speed/shape is indeed set with the LFO knob.synthmagic wrote:Hi,kingtubby wrote:The lfo knob is a combo of shape and speed. The 12 o'clock position being the slowest speed.synthmagic wrote:...is there ny way to alter the speed of the LFO in SAM?
it does not seem to alter the speed,for me anyways.
I'm setting the switches to mod the filter cutoff and turning the lfo dial and nothing is happening to the speed of the lfo-I'm using Ableton Live.
I just had a quick check again and both the demo and full version are working - although I don't have Ableton to test. Do you have any other host? Which version of Live? If you use the SAM demo, did you download it from my page or somewhere else?
Hi,WOK wrote:That's strange. Some presets have different LFO speed settings. If you change the preset to one with a different LFO speed knob position and turn up LFO modulation, is the speed still the same? Does the LFO RESET function change something? (although it's just for resetting LFO on incoming MIDI notes)
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