MSF Analog Panel

[werzel]

Has anyone found a way that we can add parameters to the 'analog modulator'? Its mapping doesn't show anyplace, so I'm not sure if it is even possible.

[Faiky]

No, I guess it's not supposed to do that.
There's still a drift button for each modulation. It adjusts the amount of fluctuation in the modulation itself. (edit: that was a false statement!)
When you turn it up a random pitch drift LFO per note is automatically generated and the envelope timings fluctuate. (edit: Because drift is preset in the per voice modulators and the evelopes)
10% sounds most natural for me.

I would also like to have more detailed settings, because otherwise I would modulate everything manually. It would be nice to have more differentiation:

- per note random
- random LFO (depth + speed) This two parameters are already there
- envelope timing random (Is currently also lifted simultaneously with the Analog button)

edit: Or did I misunderstand you? Is this about the analog panel in the global section?

[werzel]

Hah!
I thought that the 'Analog Drift' knobs were a level knob for the Analog Panel.
0% Analog Drift = Analog Panel DISABLED for that particular parameter?

I was asking about adding parameters to what the Analog Panel modulates - and cannot find a mapping for them.

Now I'm not sure what I know!

[Faiky]

So the global analog knob also influences the strength of the drift knobs (all at once).
However, drifting only works if analog is also on and turned up.
If all drift knobs of the modulations are set to 0, there is no drifting in the modulations themselves.

What the Analog knob always affects is pitch drift and envelope times. This is what I found out. What else is behind it, only the developer can say, but it would be nice to see the mapping and to be able to adjust the settings.

By the way, regarding the analog function: great thing Vojtech, thank you!

[werzel]

It would seem that all per-voice modulate-able parameters can be added to the Analog Panel's modulations via the Analog Drift % knob, thus, no need for a map to know whether it is possible. They are set at 0% by default and need to be activated to have an effect.

Now I just need to find some creative ways to misuse them!

+1

[jmg8]

What the Analog knob always affects is pitch drift and envelope times. This is what I found out. What else is behind it, only the developer can say, but it would be nice to see the mapping and to be able to adjust the settings.

Actually you can turn everything off if you like. Just look at the cents value in an OSC and you can turn the drift to 0%.
By default the analog modulates: cents, init phase, most modulators (env, lfo etc), filters, plus a few more things.
It's a really nice sounding starting point and the user can add more to it by using the drift parameter.
However I have to agree some global level management would be nice. 2 ideas:
1. Map button to show all current assignments.
2. Presets, to quickly reset all to 0% or other things like, only modulate pitch or only modulate LFOs etc. This would make it fast to set up.

[werzel]

Any idea what the Speed knob is based on? Rate of randomness has me a bit baffled.

[Faiky]

Any idea what the Speed knob is based on? Rate of randomness has me a bit baffled.

Yes, it's only the random LFO speed, simply adjust by feel.

Actually you can turn everything off if you like. Just look at the cents value in an OSC and you can turn the drift to 0%.
By default the analog modulates: cents, init phase, most modulators (env, lfo etc), filters, plus a few more things.

Ah, thank you for this detailed info! So the effeckt is predetermined by the already turned up drift knobs, okay ! I've to go on an egg hunt to find out where all the drift knob are located .

[DarkStar]

You should be back soon, then There are clues in the posts above.

[Faiky]

You should be back soon, then There are clues in the posts above.

And the modulators even highlighted XD

[MeldaProduction]

The whole point is that you initially don't need to find the parameters . Just use the global Analog drift and you are done. But if you want to search, then every per-voice modulated parameter has its own knob in the modulation settings.

[Chandlerhimself]

This is a really cool feature. I'll try to get a video out later today explaining it.