On the Access Virus they use the trick of self-modulating the envelope stages with the EG itself to change the curvature. I wonder if you can do the same on the Oasys ? I'd have to look/try later.sirCombatWombat wrote: @Dan, All
It has bothered me from the beginning that the EG curve parameter goes only one way; I have no means to put the curve to the negative direction. Or have I missed it? In the LFO section the shape parameter works in both direction and I have found it useful.
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p.s. I did throw together a MOD-7 proggie last week, but didn't get round to posting it yet. Will do shortly. It's really more a reflection of things I enjoy doing in MOD-7 than anything else. Thanks for your proggies Kevin, I look forward to checking those out too.
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p.s. I did throw together a MOD-7 proggie last week, but didn't get round to posting it yet. Will do shortly. It's really more a reflection of things I enjoy doing in MOD-7 than anything else. Thanks for your proggies Kevin, I look forward to checking those out too.
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Both curve directions can certainly be useful for LFOs and crossfades. For EGs, I can certainly believe that the opposite directions could be useful in special cases, or for special effects. My guess is that these were omitted for code efficiency (i.e. greater polyphony); I'll look into it.sirCombatWombat wrote: It has bothered me from the beginning that the EG curve parameter goes only one way; I have no means to put the curve to the negative direction. Or have I missed it? In the LFO section the shape parameter works in both direction and I have found it useful.
That said, the provided curve directions (log for attack, exp for decay) are standard for almost all synths. The OASYS EGs are modeled after analog synth envelopes, which naturally produced these shapes through the charging and discharging of a capacitor.
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If I'm reading this correctly, the end result is the same as the provided curvatures for the OASYS EGs: convex/log for attack, and concave/exp for decay.Daz wrote:From Howard Scarr/Access Music Virus Programming Tutorial :
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It won't work this way, unfortunately. Once an EG segment begins, it can’t be modulated. For more info, see page 71 of the Parameter Guide (latest version, E5), under "3–4c: Level Modulation."Daz wrote:If the Oasys is able to do this then it would be configured like so
There's another way which should work, although I haven't tried it: use an AMS mixer, set to Amt A x B, and use the same EG for both inputs.
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I was hoping that because mod depth for time is +/- it would allow you to bend it both ways, as it weredanatkorg wrote:If I'm reading this correctly, the end result is the same as the provided curvatures for the OASYS EGs: convex/log for attack, and concave/exp for decay.Daz wrote:From Howard Scarr/Access Music Virus Programming Tutorial :
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Look forward to hearing how your AMS Mixer thoughts pan out.
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Thank you Daz and Dan!
Daz I tried your suggestion but I couldn't get it to work, apparently the EG modulators take a 'snapshot' value when they are triggered.
Daz I tried your suggestion but I couldn't get it to work, apparently the EG modulators take a 'snapshot' value when they are triggered.
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YepDaz wrote:Dan beat us to that ... I thought he mightsirCombatWombat wrote:Daz I tried your suggestion but I couldn't get it to work, apparently the EG modulators take a 'snapshot' value when they are triggered.
That works!danatkorg wrote:There's another way which should work, although I haven't tried it: use an AMS mixer, set to Amt A x B, and use the same EG for both inputs.
With values A = 0 and B = 99 the curve sounds opposite to the curve provided in EG envelope. With A= 99 and B=0 it is linear. Adjustment has to be done so that the sum of the two values remain 99, then it sounds (at least to me) correct.
Thanks!
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Re: Great idea!
Well, seems like my file never made it to the upload section, but I found a place to store it online:rkarlberg wrote:Ok, I just uploaded my entry to the downloads section... My sound is User bank B - 0013, and there is a .MP3 demo.
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=f96d ... f6e8ebb871
