Does anybody know how to do it?
FM7 has so many parrameters I have a hard time finding it.
Isn't the mod wheel always at the same location or something?
How about the pitch wheel?
(I am very bad at these things)
Automation of mod wheel in FM7?
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- KVRAF
- 2565 posts since 30 Mar, 2004 from Phoenix AZ USA
Automation of mod wheel in FM7?
Does anybody know how to do it?
FM7 has so many parrameters I have a hard time finding it.
Isn't the mod wheel always at the same location or something?
How about the pitch wheel?
(I am very bad at these things)
Does anybody know how to do it?
FM7 has so many parrameters I have a hard time finding it.
Isn't the mod wheel always at the same location or something?
How about the pitch wheel?
(I am very bad at these things)
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- KVRAF
- 10815 posts since 26 Nov, 2004 from UK
midi cc1 controller is the default controler for this, you can control this from within your midi clip
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2565 posts since 30 Mar, 2004 from Phoenix AZ USA
OK let me rephrase the question.
I have recorded a midi clip trigering FM7.
I did not recorded any mod wheel info in the clip.
I now would like to add automation via the "A" symbol and draw the mod wheel changes with the mouse.
Is this possible?
When I open the conrolable parameters for FM7 there are about 200 of them.
I can't find the one that controls the mod and pitch.
I have recorded a midi clip trigering FM7.
I did not recorded any mod wheel info in the clip.
I now would like to add automation via the "A" symbol and draw the mod wheel changes with the mouse.
Is this possible?
When I open the conrolable parameters for FM7 there are about 200 of them.
I can't find the one that controls the mod and pitch.
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- KVRist
- 146 posts since 14 May, 2004 from Orygone
give this a try...
Click on the red "A" next to the "play" button. then operate the mod wheel a few times in the FM7... click stop. deselect thr red "A". then go back to the list of automated parameter. Whatever parameter you "tweeked" should be highlighted in green on the list...
Click on the red "A" next to the "play" button. then operate the mod wheel a few times in the FM7... click stop. deselect thr red "A". then go back to the list of automated parameter. Whatever parameter you "tweeked" should be highlighted in green on the list...
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- KVRist
- 146 posts since 14 May, 2004 from Orygone
One reason that the Mod wheel doesn't show up on the automatables list could be that it is assignable to other parameters within the FM7. so, to get the effect that you want, you have to automate the parameter that the mod wheel is "pointed" to rather than the mod wheel itself...this may also be true of the pitch wheel. This seems to be the case with most softsynths that have a mod wheel on the interface..
BTW...if you want to delete the automation that you "recored", all you have to do is select the curve, go to the panel at the bottom of the screen, select "delete points from curve", then select " delete all points from the curve"
BTW...if you want to delete the automation that you "recored", all you have to do is select the curve, go to the panel at the bottom of the screen, select "delete points from curve", then select " delete all points from the curve"
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2565 posts since 30 Mar, 2004 from Phoenix AZ USA
Thank you for the idea, unfortunately it did not worked.edelweiss wrote:give this a try...
Click on the red "A" next to the "play" button. then operate the mod wheel a few times in the FM7... click stop. deselect thr red "A". then go back to the list of automated parameter. Whatever parameter you "tweeked" should be highlighted in green on the list...
Nothing showed up in green.
Is it because of the large number of parameters?
I mean does the green highlight stays on if you use scrolling up and down?
Cause the only green thing is the last parameter on the bottom of the page that is currently being scrolled.
And it keeps on changing as you scroll.