I would like to see another XY Pad with 4 inputs.
Having 4 inputs would allow to control 4 parameters at a time, useful for Vector Synthesis
(or has someone found another way of doing that?)
Hope you Steinberg guys consider it.
All the best.
Roger
maggie
October 30, 2017, 12:48pm
2
Hello Roger,
That is possible. Create a Program with a Layer and 4 Zones.
Then in the Modulation Matrix of each zone you set the XY Pad as source and volume 1 as destination.
For Zone 1 + 2 I take the vertical pad and for zone 3 + 4 the horizontal pad.
Then I set the Depth for Zone 1 to +100 for Zone 2 to -100 the same then also for zone 3 + 4.
Now it should work.
However, I have not yet figured out how to automate this.
roger-s
November 1, 2017, 10:12am
3
Hello Maggie!
Thanks for the info, I am going to try that out.
All the best.
Roger
Hi Maggie!
I am not sure, what I am doing wrong, but I cannot find the XY Pad as Mod source, neither on Program level, nor Layer nor oscillators. Any ideas?
I am using versión 6.0.15 on Win 7 Pro.
All the best and thanks in advance.
Roger
Hi Roger,
You can use the Sphere H and Sphere V found under Quick Controls.
Connect the xypad template to quick controls 9 and 10.
Or you could try to do it with script.
PadX and PadY should appear as modulation source under Modulation Module
defineParameter("XYPadX",nil,0,-100,100)
defineParameter("XYPadY",nil,0,-100,100)
defineModulation("PadX",true)
defineModulation("PadY",true)
function calcModulation()
padX=XYPadX/100
padY=XYPadY/100
return padX,padY
end
maggie
November 6, 2017, 11:43am
6
Hi Roger,
just as misohoza has described it.
Thanks misohoza.
Hi misohoza!
You did it again! It works like a charme. Thanks a lot for your help.
Also Maggie, thanks a lot to you for trying to help me out.
I chose the option with the Sphere, as I am not that programmer guy…
Again, thanks a lot.
All the best to both of you.
Roger