Thanks to all who responded to my question! I actually figured this out after fiddling a little more on my own. Here's how I did it (which is very close to what Stephen said): Set Osc 3 and 4 levels to 50. Send a triangle LFO to Osc 3 with an amount of 100. Use a mod slot to send the same LFO to Osc 4 with an amount of -100. The LFO amount has to be twice the level of Osc because the LFOs are bipolar, and thus in this case, the Oscs will rise 50 and fall 50. Personally, I think this is something that should be added to the "Definitive Guide to the Evolver," since it is so useful and so "evolver-like," especially if one combines it with wave sequencing. Thanks again for the help! --- In DSI_Evolver@yahoogroups.com, "Stefan Trippler" <doct@...> wrote: > > Osc 3 and 4 levels to around 64, then a slow triangle LFO with mod > destination Osc3-Level and amount 64. Via a modulation slot use the same LFO > as mod source with Osc4-Level as destination and amount -64. It might be > necessary to fiddle a little with the level offsets and mod amounts, because > the level curve of an osv between 0 and 127 isn't quite linear, means one > Osc at level 127 and the other at level 0 might result in a different > loudness as the sum of 2 Oscs with level 64 each. > > Hope this helps. > > Stefan
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Re: Crossfading Oscillators w/LFOs
2007-03-06 by wilsontherocker
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