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Audio in as a oscylator
Rabokay
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Is there a way to use audio in as a oscylator
But switching of key tacking? I would like to put a signal from another synth and key-trigger envelopes and lfos (to filter) on deluge
But stop it from transposing the signal.
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Yes, set type to audio in. Note: to hear it a note must be pressed.
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I set oscylator type to "in"
send signal from other synth to audio in of deluge
to be able to key trigger envelopes or lfos i have to "learn" the synths keyboard with deluge.
Now the only problem is when i play the synth
The sound gets distorted by deluge trying to transpose clean sygnal.
My question is is there a way to switch of the transpose -ing
Or is there a different way to aproach that problem
What synth are you using?
You can't stop the pitch key tracking from the Deluge. Here's been my experience:
Option one: if you can set the synth to just send a sustained C note, then the Deluge will handle pitching it and using the envelopes. I've done this before using a Matriarch.
Option 2: don't learn the synth keyboard and set the Deluge to a sustained C note. You won't be able to trigger envelopes on the Deluge, but you can still use the LFOs (just not triggered) and FX. You can even turn the arp on for some rhythmic envelopes.
I found option 2 to be the best for my needs
I was thinking about using ob6 and dubble the sem filter with deluge one with envelopes and lfos. Ob6 can have 2nd osc key tracking switched off but still i hoped for more
Can you use an audio in on kit-s?
Yes, you can use audio in for kit tracks but you're still gonna have trouble triggering envelopes without key tracking (unless someone's got a clever workaround).
What about some sort of MIDI processor in-between the ob6 and deluge that remaps every note sent to C4? That should give desired results. Turning the OB6 key-tracking off would work but obviously not ideal.
Option 3: use the Midihub to convert all Notes to a C.
Thats briliant thanx