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Re: [xpantastic] demystifying the quantized modulation...

2008-10-17 by William Cason

Hmm, that's an interesting question.
 
My guess is that applying quantize to ANY mod produces identical quantization as compared to a mod routing with the keyboard as the mod source with a mod amount of +63?
 
Randy

--- On Thu, 10/16/08, baumont987 <geebeex@...> wrote:

From: baumont987 <geebeex@...>
Subject: [xpantastic] demystifying the quantized modulation...
To: xpantastic@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 6:28 PM






Hi,

In the modulation pages of the Xpander, it's possible to set a
quantize option to themodulation. The manual of the Xpander says,
"Quantizing cause semitone steps instead of a smooth change of an
Enveloppe, LFO, Lever or other modulation".

I did set quantize for some modulations of some patches, but I really
can not hear a difference in my sound.
I understand what a "semitone step" is if the modulation destination
is the VCO freq or detune, but what is the meaning for an enveloppe
attack or LFO speed ?

In the MIDI implementation, it's possible to enable/disable the
quantize thru a "Modulation edit follows" SysEx message (with
action=05h which is "set quantize on/off"). The same message with
action=06h is "toggle quantize N/A".
Does anybody knows what the difference is between this two messages ?
As far as I know, it's only possible to enable/disable the quantize
from the XPander panel.

Is a patch with a modulation quantize demo available somewhere ?

Thanks,
/Greg.

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