Scriptnode modchain issue.

[lalalandsynth]

@ustk Figured it out - make sticky ( arrow icon next to button ) invert range.

[Matt_SF]

@lalalandsynth Use the range editor and edit the min/max values by SHIFT-click on them :

@lalalandsynth said in Scriptnode modchain issue.:

invert range

Edit : you can set the 'start' value greater than the 'end' value right away, they will be displayed as min & max but the curve will be inverted.

[Matt_SF]

@ustk since the new_layout & last develop version, if you don't use the range editor to edit the values, you have to define them for both the source AND the target. Otherwise that doesn't work.
In old develop branch, editing just the source was sufficient.

[lalalandsynth]

@matt_sf Why do they come up like this by default ?
Shouldnt they be linear ?

[ustk]

@lalalandsynth The skewFactor is not necessarily set to 1 (linear) like for frequency values or like here, time values
Because you want precision at lower values

[lalalandsynth]

@ustk I see , But I would need them all to be identical or I will get a slight pan.
I can save a curve but only to use for that particular curve, cannot copy between them.

Or something ...I am getting a slight tilt on the stereo image , not sure why ?

Having said that , I am getting closer to it sounding correct again.
Obviously I am making a stereo ensemble so its a bit "extreme" or "modern" but man does it liven up the strings. :)

[crd]

@lalalandsynth Are you modulating them with a peak node? I was having issues modulating the panner with a peak module. It seemed to never get fully right. I think I got better results with an xfader node.

[lalalandsynth]

@crd Yep LFo into Peak node.
Much better after I set the response to linear.

[ustk]

@lalalandsynth Yep linear skewFactor is what you need.

[Matt_SF]

@lalalandsynth said in Scriptnode modchain issue.:

cannot copy between them

yep, only solution is to setup one of them and duplicate :face_savoring_food:

[lalalandsynth]

Sounds great I think , needs some tweaks.
Will have to check for any phase issues , but does not sound like that will be a problem.
https://youtu.be/hGT39Cm_5xQ