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paugui Member |
posted 01 June 2017 13:55
 
Hi all I have been learning how to program my own Kyma patches lately, but one of the things that I have found a bit annoying is that, sometimes, when you add a suffix to the name of a variable that you want to control with the VCS, the range of that variable changes...
For the VCF module, I could control the frequency of the 4 VCFs I have independently by naming the variables !Frequency1, !Frequency2, !Frequency3 and !Frequency4. But when it came to the oscillators, those make use of the !LogFreq, which seems to have a range between 0 and 1 rather than 1 and 127, when I name the parameters !LogFreq1, !LogFreq2, !LogFreq3 and !LogFreq4... Why is this happening and how can this issue be solved?
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SSC Administrator |
posted 01 June 2017 16:29
There is no automatic fix for this since it was the defined behavior for Kyma X. If you want, you could create a new Global Map and make duplicates of the !LogFreq definition for each number you think you will use. For Kyma 7, !LogFreq1, etc. have the same range as !LogFreq. IP: Logged |
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paugui Member |
posted 01 June 2017 17:05
Ok, thanks for the feedback! I actually forgot to mention, but I'm using Kyma X... So I guess I have to check how to do global maps then IP: Logged |
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