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Software Instruments => Mini V 3 => Mini V 3 - Feature Requests => Topic started by: Mesmerised on December 03, 2017, 03:40:29 pm
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I came about the same thing as some other user: I wanted to use the additional LFO as a "classic" modwheel activated vibrato.
But to my amazement you can not do that. Pretty big oversight, if you ask me... (even my Kenton MIDI->CV Interface can do this with my real minimoog! ;D )
The solution:
Please add the Amount knobs of the Mod matrix slots as Mod destinations.
So I could do MOD1: LFO -> OSC123FM, MOD2: Modwheel -> MOD1-Amount
best regards, Chris
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I came about the same thing as some other user: I wanted to use the additional LFO as a "classic" modwheel activated vibrato.
But to my amazement you can not do that. Pretty big oversight, if you ask me... (even my Kenton MIDI->CV Interface can do this with my real minimoog! ;D )
The solution:
Please add the Amount knobs of the Mod matrix slots as Mod destinations.
So I could do MOD1: LFO -> OSC123FM, MOD2: Modwheel -> MOD1-Amount
best regards, Chris
Hi and welcome to Arturia forums.
That's allready possible in the modulation matrix.
You can use LFO as a modulator (MOD1 in your example.). And you can modulate both LFO FM (Frequence/ Rate) and LFO AM (Amount/ Depth - MOD2 in your example) using different modulators including the Modwheel like you want.
You can also allready modulate all the OSCs seperately, OSC 1+2 together or all 3 OSCs together in the Matrix.
But quite annoying you have to be sure the Matrix Amount Knobs is'nt set to the value Zero. It's anoying you can't modulate a parameter that's set to Zero. I hope that will be changed in generel in Arturias applications.
Best