Modify velocity power on the volume

[Dark Boubou]

Wow it works so good! Thank you a lot Dominik!

[Dark Boubou]

I'm trying the same for the impact of LFO on volume.
My knob name is LFODepth.
So I entered
case LFODepth:
{
NAME.setIntensity(value);
break;
}

In the LFO modulator I added a LFO Intensity Mod, then a constant.

So what is the name of that mod?
I entered
{
LFOIntensityMod.setIntensity(value);
break;
}

But it writes me:

Interface:! onControl: Line 19, column 23: Unknown function 'setIntensity'

Ergh why?

In Oninit callback I have this written:

const var LFODepth = Content.addKnob("LFODepth", 637, 84);
// [JSON LFODepth]
Content.setPropertiesFromJSON("LFODepth", {
"width": 43,
"height": 40,
"filmstripImage": "{PROJECT_FOLDER}All k.png",
"numStrips": "101"
});
// [/JSON LFODepth]

I don't have a line as yours ' const var VelocityModulator = Synth.getModulator("Velocity Modulator"); '
So I guess that is problem, but I don't know how to correct it, I don't have the name of the modulator...

[Dark Boubou]

I found something simplier!
Add a AHDSR on LFO Intensity Mod, with:
A.0
H.0
D.0
R.2000

And Sustain linked with knob.

When you turn sustain<40dB then we on't hear anymore LFO, the more it comes from 0 dB the more the LFO is powerful!

This is much simplier :P

[Christoph Hart]

Why don't you just use setIntensity on the LFO Modulator directly? No need to add an Envelope...

[Dark Boubou]

Ahem.... :D
How would you write its syntax here, just to know? Or in general case?

[Christoph Hart]

// Somewhere in the onInit callback:
const var LFOModulator = Synth.getModulator("LFO Modulator"); // or whatever the name is

// This line in your control callback:
LFOModulator.setIntensity(0.2);

[Dark Boubou]

This post is deleted!

[Dark Boubou]

Where do we find the name of the modules, like here in red "LFO Modulator" ?
Is there a list with function names?

[Christoph Hart]

It's the name that is displayed in the header bar of each module. You can also right click on the header and choose "Create Script Variable Declaration", which creates this very line for you automatically.

[Dark Boubou]

Thanks :)