Any way to pan the OSCs in DIVA?

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Hi

Is there any way to pan different OSCs in DIVA independently?
I can't find anything like that.

It would be cool to have at least something like that "Unison Spread" knob on the Polysix for stacked voices.

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use Stack Index or Alternate as modsource for Pan :)

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Hey, thanks for quick answer!
Using "stack index" does exactly what I wanted. :)


Oh ... there's another thing I am just asking myself:
I noticed, that it can make a huge difference in sound, if you turn up/down the volume of your OSCs.
Triple VCO and Dual VCO Eco offer the ability to turn down the volume. But is there a way to do it with the other OSC-modules like Digital for example?

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Nokenoku wrote: Oh ... there's another thing I am just asking myself:
I noticed, that it can make a huge difference in sound, if you turn up/down the volume of your OSCs.
Triple VCO and Dual VCO Eco offer the ability to turn down the volume. But is there a way to do it with the other OSC-modules like Digital for example?
Currently no way... it is big on my personal list of future improvements!

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pdxindy wrote:
Nokenoku wrote: Oh ... there's another thing I am just asking myself:
I noticed, that it can make a huge difference in sound, if you turn up/down the volume of your OSCs.
Triple VCO and Dual VCO Eco offer the ability to turn down the volume. But is there a way to do it with the other OSC-modules like Digital for example?
Currently no way... it is big on my personal list of future improvements!
I'd like to suggest that if oscillators aren't all given volume controls, perhaps slot 2 where the feedback/highpass filters go could have a selectable gain stage.

Failing that, the pre-filter highpass filter without resonance can sort of do that job to some extent, because attenuating the lowest/loudest partials has a similar effect to reducing volume.
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Sendy wrote:Failing that, the pre-filter highpass filter without resonance can sort of do that job to some extent, because attenuating the lowest/loudest partials has a similar effect to reducing volume.
Ah, thx. Great idea!
I will try that out.

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