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flo Member |
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why is the frequency deviation coding in the sample sound not working? Thought that I coded it right, but something must be wrong. Thanks in advance, Flo IP: Logged | |
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![]() ![]() ![]() I think the source of ambiguity might lie the difference between pasting a Sound into a parameter field versus generating a global EventValue using a SoundToGlobalController. When you paste a Sound in a parameter field, its maximum range is (-1,1). When you generate an EventValue, the range is virtually unlimited. If you use !Freq (the EventValue you are generating with the SoundToGlobalController) rather than pasting the SoundToGlobalController into the field, then I think the results will be closer to what you expect. IP: Logged | |
flo Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() quote: that's exactly what I want, thanks! (i forgot the difference between pasting a sound or using that event value) IP: Logged |
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