Bipolar Global Envelope Intensity. How to set it -100 to +100?

[David Healey]

@CyberGen Do you have an example with the envelope in bipolar mode connected to a parameter in the way you want? I'm trying to figure out what you mean by bipolar in the context of a filter. Perhaps you could also add a non-global modulator in the example as well so I can see how it should behave.

[CyberGen]

@d-healey Yes, sorry, I was focused on the global envelope. So I included a bipolar filter with it's envelope and a bipolar global modulator.
Like I mentioned above, you can control the intensity of the modulator and get around the problem, but then why use the global envelope if you still have to control individual intensities?

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[David Healey]

I'm not seeing a difference in behaviour, what am I missing?

[CyberGen]

@d-healey the difference is that you can't go negative in the global envelope. Only through it's proxy.

[David Healey]

@CyberGen Proxy? Do you mean the target? That's correct behaviour, because you may want to apply the envelope in multiple places, some bipolar, some not. The global envelope isn't aware of where you are using it or in what context.

[CyberGen]

@d-healey said in Bipolar Global Envelope Intensity. How to set it -100 to +100?:

The global envelope isn't aware of where you are using it or in what context.

I understand. But can you set the global envelope to negative? I mean the arrows must be there for a reason no?

[David Healey]

@CyberGen The global envelope itself just goes 0-1, I think the arrows are a ui remnant. The target is where you set how you want the modulation to be applied.

[CyberGen]

@d-healey Got it. Thank you for clarifying that.

[Lindon]

@CyberGen I think we really need to have a serious re-visit of the idea of intensity when applied to targets - for instance I'd really like to be able to modulate the depth of these (so the part currently showing 0.54 :

Yes Im sure I could use a cable with a callback - but still it'd be nice ot have it "just there"

[David Healey]

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