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geirmundsimonsen Member |
posted 14 April 2011 07:45
 
Hi, I'm new to Kyma and want to route a simple oscillator into the frequency field of the standard filter module. I know that removing the "L" works fine when feeding into an oscillator but it doesn't work in the frequency field in a filter. Why not? When L is explained in the manual it only refers to it as the left input of a sound - quite confusing, since removing the "L" results in audio rate modulation in the oscillator. It's probably a simple overlook or misunderstanding from my side, however, I've can't find any information on the forum or the tweaky. I'm a big fan of audio rate control so here's hoping there isn't any unnecessary blocks! IP: Logged | |
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CharlieNorton Member |
posted 14 April 2011 13:15
I tried using the standard filter, it kind of works, but then as you say when you remove the L, it stops working. However I tried the same setup using the VCF module rather than the filter. It works! I have attached my attempt here, see if it is what you are after. Welcome to the Kyma fun! Charlie IP: Logged | |
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geirmundsimonsen Member |
posted 14 April 2011 17:47
Then it's straight to distortion/delay/reverb and we're in drone heaven. I remember now there was some forum requests for a standard synth filter - I guess this was SSC's answer. Again, thanks - really helpful. This goes straight to my sound library! IP: Logged | |
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pete Member |
posted 16 April 2011 06:10
Hi Geirmundsimonsen By default hot param (blue) fields do not accept signals at sample rate. For many years the only exception to the rule was the level field in the oscillator module. It was like two fields in one. If you put in a formula it was a hot field, but if you pasted a module and removed the L (with no formula) it invisibly turned into a input module type field. Now some of the VCF Modules fields are also exceptions to the rule, but I believe that these are the only hot fields in the whole of Kyma that work this way. Pete IP: Logged | |
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SSC Administrator |
posted 16 April 2011 20:08
Here's a list of parameter fields where you can paste a Sound and remove the 'L' to have it run at the full audio sample rate: Oscillator: Envelope Remove 'L' if you want it to be read at sample rate. IP: Logged | |
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geirmundsimonsen Member |
posted 17 April 2011 11:54
That's great for reference. Great to know what works, and how. Thanks a lot! IP: Logged | |
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pete Member |
posted 17 April 2011 16:19
OOOh Didn't know about TriggeredSampleAndHold: Trigger. I can get by in some sounds having to use without Petes DSP S&H and hence can use Paca. thanks Pete IP: Logged |
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