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PB21
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 Posted: Fri May 17, 2013 9:09 am Post subject: modulating audio input |
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Excuse my inexperience please. I have a monotribe that is synced via ableton, all fine there. In an ableton track I have saved chords of c major.
I am passing the audio from a chord to the audio input of the monotribe and modulating it, that works fine as I can hear the modulated chord!
what I am also hearing is the monotribe squeeking away with its own synth sound at the same time.
How do i get to hear the modulated chord without hearing the monotribes synth part too.
i hope that sort of makes sense.
I can always pop something up on soundcloud so you can hear an example
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n30trib3
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Its not the best solution but you can tune the vco pitch above audible range by recording the highest note in wide mode, then pitching it up even higher with square 1shot LFO at low rate. The only other solution is a mod.
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PB21
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| Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 8:19 am Post subject: volca oscilator off |
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will the volca range suffer the same flaw?
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