"Wobble" Effect - Maize Sampler

[Adam_G]

hey all, im attempting to recreate an effect thats pretty simple to accomplish in Maize Sampler. its basically just a wobble you can hear here https://www.mediafire.com/file_premium/zqrrnz1zd7h6rrn/maizelfopitch.mp4/file which is achieved by setting the LFO Destination to Pitch and increasing the Rate. I tried adding an LFO to the Pitch Modulation of a Sampler and adjusting its Intensity but that sounds very different. Does anyone know how to accomplish this? Im quite sure it can be done in Hise.

[d.healey]

Did you try adjusting the LFOs other parameters, like intensity or phase?

[Lindon]

@d-healey said in "Wobble" Effect - Maize Sampler:

Did you try adjusting the LFOs other parameters, like intensity or phase?

..or shape...?

[Adam_G]

@d-healey @Lindon der, well now i feel silly. i hadnt experimented as much as i thought and you asking that prompted me to try a little harder haha.

Seems the sweet spot is setting the knobs range to only be 1.3-7.3 on the frequency but how can i get the popup value to display 0-100%?

[Lindon]

@Adam_G said in "Wobble" Effect - Maize Sampler:

@d-healey @Lindon der, well now i feel silly. i hadnt experimented as much as i thought and you asking that prompted me to try a little harder haha.

Seems the sweet spot is setting the knobs range to only be 1.3-7.3 on the frequency but how can i get the popup value to display 0-100%?

see if you can work it out - your range is (7.3 - 1.3) = 6,
so your Normalised percentage will move between 0 and 1 so your range would be (6 * value)
and you are starting out from 1.3 so your formula is:

(6 * value)+ 1.3

[pelle]

You need to connect a Sine LFO to the Pitch/Tune of the Sampler, setting the rate to 1Hz with an intensity of 0.10st. For an improved outcome, consider adding a second LFO modulation to the same parameter, utilizing a Random shape and setting the frequency to 10Hz, maintaining the same intensity.

[Adam_G]

thanks @Lindon im not quite sure how to write these forumlas though. something like this?

	ScriptSlider1.set("text", (6 * value) + 1.3 + "%");

[d.healey]

@Adam_G I think what Lindon was suggesting is you set the range of your slider to normalized percentage. Then in the slider's callback you use the formula to set the frequency of the LFO.

Or perhaps he meant you should use setValuePopupFunction.

[Adam_G]

@Lindon @d-healey thanks guys i figured it out :)