How to modulate a network parameter

Orvillain

Say I've got a top level network parameter called frequency, and I have it set to the frequency knob of an svf filter.

Then I've got a mod chain with an oscillator in it, with a peak node tracking the output, giving me an oscillator LFO source.

How would I take the network parameter and perform a modulation on it so that my eventual svf frequency knob receives an LFO modulated version of the original network parameter value???

This is a really contrived example:

Essentially what I'm asking is... how do I blend/multiply/scale/process modulation signals??

Lindon

@Orvillain use the pma modules?

Orvillain

@Lindon I might be dumb. I'll have a play with the pma nodes, but not sure I get it.

Frequency goes from 20hz to 20,000khz.

I think the oscillator goes from -1 to 1.0.

I don't know how these interface so that I can see my network parameter to 500hz, and then have my modulation go from, for example 400hz through to 600hz, based on a 'depth' parameter.

Lindon

@Orvillain There are several post (quite old now I think) about this "problem" - some may have even been from me. In the end modulating a filter freq this way turned out to be not the best way to do it... add this to your settings - and to your HISE compile:

NUM_HARDCODED_FX_MODS = xxx

and you can add modulation slots to your hard coded FX like this:

I have mine set to 3 so I get 3 modulation slots - that can hold most types of modulators - and they apply to the first 3 params of my hardcoded fx....