OSC Tracking in Zebra?
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- KVRian
- 1184 posts since 13 May, 2004 from SF Bay Area, California
(Disclaimer: I'm not a Zebra expert. Like you, I'm just playing with the demo at this point.)
I don't think there's a setting to turn off OSC tracking, but you can get this effect by assigning KeyFollow to the OSC with a negative amount to offset the built-in tracking. I hope this does the trick for you!
I don't think there's a setting to turn off OSC tracking, but you can get this effect by assigning KeyFollow to the OSC with a negative amount to offset the built-in tracking. I hope this does the trick for you!
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- u-he
- 30200 posts since 8 Aug, 2002 from Berlin
Hehe, unfortunately, the answer is "no, not yet".
It might be possible with the KeyFollow trick, but I havn't done the maths to find out the settings.
For the next revision, I'm considering independent tunings for each oscillator (i.e. .tun files), so that you can freeze the tracking to say 440Hz and tune them +/- 48 semitones.
What do you need that for? (an intrigueing answer might drive my motivation
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Cheers,
Urs
It might be possible with the KeyFollow trick, but I havn't done the maths to find out the settings.
For the next revision, I'm considering independent tunings for each oscillator (i.e. .tun files), so that you can freeze the tracking to say 440Hz and tune them +/- 48 semitones.
What do you need that for? (an intrigueing answer might drive my motivation
)Cheers,
Urs-
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1529 posts since 12 Jun, 2004 from Portland, OR
In synth programming, an OSC with tracking off is usually used in fm or ring mod to have the same modulation up and down the kb, or for droning type sounds.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1529 posts since 12 Jun, 2004 from Portland, OR
In Cronox, for example, I put a soundfile as 1 osc and have FM or AM modulate the other (analog sawtooth) osc.
Cronox can make some interesting sounds this way, because the soundfile can be timestretched so it changes only pitch(not time) up & down the KB, but I may want the modulation from the sound file to be the same all the way up & down the KB, so I turn off the tracking on the soundfile.
Cronox can make some interesting sounds this way, because the soundfile can be timestretched so it changes only pitch(not time) up & down the KB, but I may want the modulation from the sound file to be the same all the way up & down the KB, so I turn off the tracking on the soundfile.