I want to use MVibrato on solo instruments in a live situation. I'm trying to figure out how I can use a "note on" to start a ramp that will gradually increase from no vibrato to the amount that I want. This is what a soloist often does - a note starts with no vibrato, but as it's held over time, the vibrato is introduced.
How do I use MVibrato to do this? I have the paid version. Thanks.
I think what I want to set up is "note on" causes a ramp to increase the "depth" control.
MVibrato Time Delay for solo instruments
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- KVRist
- 379 posts since 9 Dec, 2014
SDKCUS wrote: Fri Jun 12, 2026 12:15 pm I want to use MVibrato on solo instruments in a live situation. I'm trying to figure out how I can use a "note on" to start a ramp that will gradually increase from no vibrato to the amount that I want. This is what a soloist often does - a note starts with no vibrato, but as it's held over time, the vibrato is introduced.
How do I use MVibrato to do this? I have the paid version. Thanks.
I think what I want to set up is "note on" causes a ramp to increase the "depth" control.
Not sure if you mean to MVibratoMB as the paid version or the paid version of the Free bundle.
If you paid for the free bundle, unfortunately the normal MVibrato does not have envelope controllers. So you will have to control the vibrato amount with a modulator from your DAW.
If you paid for MVibratoMB, it can be internally done:
I attach a MVibratoMB preset. It applies an envelope each time it receives a MIDI note.
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