Link Delay Feedback L/R
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@treynterrio So that doesn't match the range of the Delay effect's knobs, perhaps you want to fix that ;)
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@d-healey said in Link Delay Feedback L/R:
So that doesn't match the range of the Delay effect's knobs, perhaps you want to fix that ;)
I use knob 2 for the delay time so I think it should be something like this?
Knob2.setRange(0, 63, 1);
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@treynterrio You're overthinking it. Just change the mode:
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@d-healey yeah thanks just found it. Its a little bit difficult for me at the moment cause I was making Kontakt banks before
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@treynterrio Yup that's how I started too.
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@d-healey the Name of the LFO Modulator
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@treynterrio Snippet?
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@treynterrio I don't see an LFO called
LFOModulator1.LFO. Also I don't see a script reference to any LFO in your script. -
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@treynterrio What are you showing me?
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@d-healey on the left I have LFO Modulator1 and 2 on Sampler1
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@treynterrio Sure, but you don't have
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@d-healey when I look at the other code from the Delay there is Delay1 on the Master Chain and I did this also with the LFO Modulator or is this wrong?
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Your LFO is called
LFOModulator1, notLFOModulator1.LFOYou need to get a reference to the modulator. Right click on its header, select create generic script reference, and paste it into your script.
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@treynterrio You need to give each modulator a different name. IDs should always be unique.
By the way, when you post snippet you should put them in code tags so they only take up one line
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@d-healey ok that makes it a lot easier to know that I could click on create generic script reference. everything works perfect now. thanks :raising_hands_medium-light_skin_tone:
