Now to my stupid question (possibly!) about the filter modulation and its probably something super easy but its something Ive never been able to figure out. Is there a way that you can modulate the filter cutoff by a lfo other than the in filter module? Id like to be able to have more control over the amount of cutoff. The sound Im trying to make is a squeltchy sound where one lfo controls the pitch and the other lfo controls the filter cutoff. Can make sounds like it in sylenth no problem but ditched it cause its not 64 bit. ThanksFilter modulation in Diva
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- KVRer
- 18 posts since 7 May, 2014
First off I want to start off by saying how awesome Diva is!! I bought this a couple months ago and use it for almost everything, I just love it Now to my stupid question (possibly!) about the filter modulation and its probably something super easy but its something Ive never been able to figure out. Is there a way that you can modulate the filter cutoff by a lfo other than the in filter module? Id like to be able to have more control over the amount of cutoff. The sound Im trying to make is a squeltchy sound where one lfo controls the pitch and the other lfo controls the filter cutoff. Can make sounds like it in sylenth no problem but ditched it cause its not 64 bit. Thanks
Now to my stupid question (possibly!) about the filter modulation and its probably something super easy but its something Ive never been able to figure out. Is there a way that you can modulate the filter cutoff by a lfo other than the in filter module? Id like to be able to have more control over the amount of cutoff. The sound Im trying to make is a squeltchy sound where one lfo controls the pitch and the other lfo controls the filter cutoff. Can make sounds like it in sylenth no problem but ditched it cause its not 64 bit. Thanks-
- KVRAF
- 27000 posts since 3 Feb, 2005 from in the wilds
You have 2 cutoff modulators of the filter itself... Env2 and LFO2... you can set those to whatever you like... for example, LFO1 and LFO2
If you want 3, go to the modifications page, there is the Add modulator and there you can add two together... Env2 and LFO1 for example...
Then on the Filter you would select Add and LFO2 to have Add (Env2 + LFO1) and LFO2
The only limitation is that the two modulation sources you use in Add must both have the same modulation depth.
If you want 3, go to the modifications page, there is the Add modulator and there you can add two together... Env2 and LFO1 for example...
Then on the Filter you would select Add and LFO2 to have Add (Env2 + LFO1) and LFO2
The only limitation is that the two modulation sources you use in Add must both have the same modulation depth.