I know I can assign a random per voice modulator and set the depth in Bitwig, then assign that to a Clap plugin with polyphonic modulation, but is there a way to create fixed offsets that can be assigned to polyphonic parameters? There's a Voice Index modulator, but couldn't figure that out.
Is this possible? If it can be done, a high-level breakdown of the steps would be appreciated. I'd like to try to create some "Vintage Knob" style offsets that I can assign to various synth parameters, but I want them to be voice-index-based and not entirely random.
Create Per-Voice Offsets With Bitwig and Clap Instruments (Vintage Knob)
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Funkybot's Evil Twin Funkybot's Evil Twin https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=116627
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Which synth are you talking about?
In general, you can use Bitwig's Step Modulator. Suppose your polyphony is set to 6, then make 6 steps in the Steps modulator. Set Steps modulator to Note Advance mode. So each time you play a note it will advance a step. Put all 6 steps to 100% and then add mod targets. 100% gives you the maximum mod depth. Now you can set the 6 steps to where you want to for each voice.
You can also use ParSeq-8. It has a maximum of 8 steps and also has a note advance mode. The difference with ParSeq-8 is that you could put different mod targets on each step.
In general, you can use Bitwig's Step Modulator. Suppose your polyphony is set to 6, then make 6 steps in the Steps modulator. Set Steps modulator to Note Advance mode. So each time you play a note it will advance a step. Put all 6 steps to 100% and then add mod targets. 100% gives you the maximum mod depth. Now you can set the 6 steps to where you want to for each voice.
You can also use ParSeq-8. It has a maximum of 8 steps and also has a note advance mode. The difference with ParSeq-8 is that you could put different mod targets on each step.
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Funkybot's Evil Twin Funkybot's Evil Twin https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=116627
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ParSeq-8 does the trick. Thanks for this!pdxindy wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 1:03 am Which synth are you talking about?
In general, you can use Bitwig's Step Modulator. Suppose your polyphony is set to 6, then make 6 steps in the Steps modulator. Set Steps modulator to Note Advance mode. So each time you play a note it will advance a step. Put all 6 steps to 100% and then add mod targets. 100% gives you the maximum mod depth. Now you can set the 6 steps to where you want to for each voice.
You can also use ParSeq-8. It has a maximum of 8 steps and also has a note advance mode. The difference with ParSeq-8 is that you could put different mod targets on each step.
