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AndrewBird
Member 		posted 05 September 2013 05:51         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
HiHi!
I'll soon be performing live with a choir and KYMA once a few things have been ironed out!

So one question is, and this'll be a SIMPLE one for ya'll:
How do I assign the Y Axis of the Keyboard in "Kyma Control" to control any VCS object such as frequency for example?

If it's !Keytimbre

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Yes, you're right, it's: !KeyTimbre

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AndrewBird
Member 		posted 05 September 2013 06:54         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
WoopWoop almost KISS time!

I'm struggling just a little on how to apply !Keytimbre to various parameters as i'm a real newbie (although less so after a session with Pete the Legend) but it's fun trying.

I'm trying to have the Y-Axis on the keyboard control the cutoff (simple i'm sure but not for me yet!):

!Keytimbre hz in the Cutoff field
Makes sound disappear.

(!Keytimbre hz) + (!Frequency hz)
Gives a single frequency cutoff as do combinations of the above

Currently scanning through xRevealed to find answers to life any help would make my week
Thanks all!

[This message has been edited by AndrewBird (edited 05 September 2013).]

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You could try this as a starting point:

!Frequency * (1 + !KeyTimbre)

That would give you !Frequency when !KeyTimbre is zero (near the bottom) and and octave higher when !KeyTimbre is near the top.

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AndrewBird
Member 		posted 05 September 2013 16:08         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Yus! Thanks so much for takin time out to help expand my brainium!

So to truly make the filter talk, might changing the addition to a multiplication give us an exponential (?) result making the sweep wide?

!Frequency * (2*!Keytimbre)

Tried! That certainly worked nicely.
Also congratulations ya'll on making a REALLY nice sounding VCF.
Reminds me a little of my old Prophet ProOne… (which I wish I still had!!).

"Small steps, sparks"

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