No doubt I’m, once again, missing something obvious but the title says it all. I want to use an LFO, ideally, or a graphic envelope to modulate some parameters but have the LFO fire only once. How do I do this? Thanks.
A 'cycle counter' for all the LFOs modules (Including WaveTable LFO and Graphical Modulator) could be quite handy with everything from from 0.25 (1/4 cycle) thru X-Times to Infinity. But naturally it's up to @giku to consider for implementation 😎
Perfect, thanks @tyslothrop1. Yes, as you suspected, although I called it the graphic envelope, I was trying to use the graphic modulator initially. Thanks for seeing my error and correcting me. Cheers.
@giku would it be possible to have a scan mode so the LFO runs only when modulated by something else? I’m often using Graphic Shaper modulated by an LFO but it could be useful to have access to many shapes under one device.
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I think the graphic envelope (not the graphic modulator) does exactly what you describe.
I would love to have that function for the Wavetable-LFO, and use a wavetable with many different envelopeshapes.
A 'cycle counter' for all the LFOs modules (Including WaveTable LFO and Graphical Modulator) could be quite handy with everything from from 0.25 (1/4 cycle) thru X-Times to Infinity. But naturally it's up to @giku to consider for implementation 😎
I wish we had a much longer graphic envelope. Its useful for doing time stuff with long samples in Flexi.
Adding One Shot mode to wavetables lfo.
Woohoo(:
Perfect, thanks @tyslothrop1. Yes, as you suspected, although I called it the graphic envelope, I was trying to use the graphic modulator initially. Thanks for seeing my error and correcting me. Cheers.
Cheers @Robin
landed on beta
@giku would it be possible to have a scan mode so the LFO runs only when modulated by something else? I’m often using Graphic Shaper modulated by an LFO but it could be useful to have access to many shapes under one device.
On the latest beta there is a new module called Wavetable waveshaper, i think it's what you need