Bazille LFO modulating ADSR decay

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Is this possible? I'm just starting out with Bazille and can't work out how to do it.

Thanks,

Simon

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Cannot do it...

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Nope, sorry, not possible. Not sure if there's a way around it… the multicore option is mutually exclusive with our modulation matrix known from Zebra, with which this would be a piece of cake… :-/

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I think there might be a possible workaround using Gate, a filter and a multiple to recreate an inverted envelope with no attack and modulatable decay. I don't have it in front of me, but I might give it a spin once I'm on a proper machine.

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Aha would you say Zebra is more modular than Bazille?

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No, Bazille is much more modular!

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Urs wrote:Nope, sorry, not possible. Not sure if there's a way around it… the multicore option is mutually exclusive with our modulation matrix known from Zebra, with which this would be a piece of cake… :-/
Would be useful to have a single cycle "One Shot" mode for Osc's ... would allow all sorts of cool envelope stuff!

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I reckon you can already do that one-shot (pitch modulation from e.g. a ramp generator).

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wintoid wrote:Is this possible? I'm just starting out with Bazille and can't work out how to do it.

Thanks,

Simon
Btw, if you want some randomness on the decay, you can use the rate modulator and use random. The rate modulator modulates A, D and R... but if you are using an Attack of 0 you get an effective decay modulation because it multiples so the attack is unaffected.

LFO is not an option for Env Rate Mod.

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Howard wrote:I reckon you can already do that one-shot (pitch modulation from e.g. a ramp generator).
yeah, but you cannot modulate the ramp... so there is no way to control duration/shape per note...

One Shot modes in the Osc's and/or the LFO's offer that... the LFO's have rate modulation plus a variety of shapes... and the Osc's have rate, shape and phase modulation (plus audio rate goodness!)

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