Eml synthesizers

thanks Ben,

I was using OSC4 as a pitch source when I was trying to do the EG+LFO
filter modulation but I guess I could patch in VCO1 instead. I've not
managed to make a delayed vibrato either & am still mostly baffled by
the patchbay, but it's a great synth.

Matt

On 02/11/2008, sascha victoria <sascha.victoria@...> wrote:
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> I'm not in front of my 101 at the moment but off the top of my head you
> don't need any patch cables to do what you're asking. All you have to do is
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> You could use ENV 2 modulate the filter and then Osc 4 in LFO mode. If you
> want seperate envelopes controlling the filter and VCA you could flip the
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> > OK I've had my EML for a few months now & love the wild & unpredictable
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> > produce, but I'm still at square one with patching. Apart from the fact
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> > mentioned in the manual & is far from self-explanatory, when I try to
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> > Has anyone here some useful tips they could share? For example, is it
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> > the filter using both an LFO and an EG at the same time using a patch? Has
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> > delayed vibrato patch?
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> > All help gratefully received!
> > Matt
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