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[yeah666]

How can i assign a particular filter(exp cutoff filter) to the modulation wheel on my midi controler?
I checked everywhere and i cannot find the answer. Please help...

[yeah666]

anyone?? please...

[X-Trade]

In the Triton patch editing system (HI Synthesis), you don't assign a source to a destination. Rather you set a modulation source for a destination. Okay that sounded the same, but try an example:

Use the 'MENU' button to go to the 'filter' page, and go to the 'Mod 2' tab.
Here you will see for example maybe 'velocity' and then a modulation depth. So instead of saying 'I want the mod wheel to control the filter cutoff', you've got to think 'I want the filter cutoff to be controlled by the mod wheel'.

This system means that you could for example have the modwheel or another controller modulating a variety of parameters. Even in the effects.



Now on the rest of the tritons that have keyboards, the 'mod wheel' MIDI CC 01 is the Joystick forward (+Y) action. So your modulation source may probably be called JS+Y as it is on the rest of the tritons.

If in doubt, the CC number of often written in brackets next to it. The mod wheel on any synth is always CC 01.
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[yeah666]

First, thanks for the response...
Now, i found that page, but there isn't any other effects except low pass & high pass and low pass resonance... That effect is more like a vibrato...
Where can i put the LPF cutoff?

[X-Trade]

If the mod wheel is controlling vibrato, you'll need to turn that off first in the Pitch> LFO.Mod pages. For example you'd see that LFO2 or LFO1 has the JS+Y next to it with a depth, meaning that the mod wheel increases the depth of modulation from the LFO.

The filter cutoff you can control in the Filter>Mod.2 page. The effect is additive though so if your low pass filter's cutoff is already at 99 then you won't hear anything happening with a positive depth because it doesn't go above 99.

The Filter main page is where you set the type of filter and the cutoff and resonance if it is just a lowpass filter.
The next (Mod 1) page is where you set the keytracking and then the controls at the bottom are all for setting how the EG (Envelope Generator) is modulating the filter cutoff.
Mod 2 page is for setting other things which modulate the cutoff, such as your modwheel, velocity, etc.
There is then a separate page again for LFO modulation which would produce vibrato or tremolo effects.



I suggest you look at the parameter guide first if you really don't know what you're doing at all.
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Past Gear: Korg Karma, TR61, Poly800, EA-1, ER-1, ES-1, Kawai K1, Novation ReMote37SL, Boss GT-6B
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[yeah666]

I found it... Thanks man... A lot... I couldn't find it anywhere... Thanks again... )