At 08:33 PM 1/04/01 +0100, you wrote: >Can someone explain (slowly) how to assign different things to the modwheel >of my mother keyboard. Like cutoff of Autofilter or EXS. Or different >parameters of other Logic plugins that can sound cool mutating around. Is >this possible? >I bet it is. I await complicated and inexplicable replys. LA 4.7 allows you to use the environment's tools to work with audio instruments. Arpeggiators, for example, work fine for me -- just cable the output of the arpeggiator to the audioinstrument you want and select the arpeggiator in the arrange page. You should be able to use a fader to map any controller to any other controller. Look for basic environment tutorials -- try Len Sasso's site -- he has the definitive guides to using the environment (right up to date with LA 4.7 available for download and some basic tutorials are available on the Web and on his site (I think). You can download some environments from his site for things like the Line 6 POD and see examples of how these things work. I just tried using a fader to map my mod wheel to various EXS controllers -- no luck so far. I tried doing the same to the Model E and got it to work with some controllers but not all. For examples: I mapped a fader to take incoming controller 1 (modulation) to controller 65 and the glide setting on the Model E panel turned with the mod wheel and the change was evident in the sound. Other parameters egs Mix Osc 1,2,3 and waveform Osc 2,3 all worked but the really useful ones like filter cutoff and emphasis did not work as expected. (go to Dave B's site and find in the softsynths user section a page which shows how the controllers for the Model E in Logic are mapped courtesy of Len Sasso: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~oscwilde/softsynth/modelecont.htm). Perhaps someone else has got a little further with this. Regards, Murray
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Re: [exs] How do I assign the modwheel to effects or EXS24/ES1?
2001-04-04 by Murray McDowall
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