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September 1, 2014 at 1:18 am #111889FranBlanParticipant
Hello,
I got both the Eclipse and the H8000FW. (nice sounding both of them)
My first question is about the m_banddelays of the Eclipse.
-Is there such algorithm in the H8000FW; where you can modulate 4 delays with each of them having individual modulated frequency filtering (linked to the internal LFO)?
-Second question, can we modulate a parameter with the H8000 in the same manner as for the eclipse without going into Vsig. (e.g. pressing a button for 3 sec. and the modulate section appear)
Thanks to let me know, I appreciate your time.
Francois
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September 6, 2014 at 4:43 pm #126646ThreeFingersOfLoveParticipant
Presets 610, 611, 612, 613, 657, 660, 1011 all include band delays!
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September 8, 2014 at 11:17 pm #126655FranBlanParticipant
Thanks for the reply.
I agree, there's plenty of banddelays setup on the H8000. However, none of them have the filter linked to the LFO (like in the Eclipse, with the program name called m_banddelays).
I wanted to find an example with an LFO already implemented so that I can modify it using VSIG.
Like having a square wave LFO that modulates a notch filter of +1000 Hz if 1 on the square wave, +0Hz else).
Anyone have done it?
Thanks again.
Frank
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September 9, 2014 at 9:11 pm #137324ThreeFingersOfLoveParticipant
I suppose you can take an algorithm that comes close and modify its structure by adding an LFO modulating the filter. It shouldn't be very difficult to do.
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September 11, 2014 at 12:16 am #137330FranBlanParticipant
By any chance, is there someone who knows a program number that include a modulate function based on LFO that have an internally driven frequency?
Thanks in advance
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