Also this will save CPU

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Yes, but its only 1 OUT slider.. I want moreSlider with Automation:
is this a volume control ?
If so, why can't you simply use the "out" sliders `?
hmmm.... I think I understand...because it is difficult to tweak some module to your favorite settings every time ?!Alexeus_Knober wrote:I want to save settings of modules in files..
!!!karmafx wrote:Also, I'm reconsidering the volume control/inverter on wires idea.Alexeus_Knober wrote:I want to save settings of modules in files..
It is not free though, i.e., the signal has to be processed for each wire,
so in many cases it might actually consume more cycles, but I'll consider it.
btw: I'm currently optimizing parts of the core KarmaFX engine, rewriting selected loops in SSE, etc.
A song that before ate 60% CPU (2 KarmaFX Synth instances + 5 KarmaFX Filter + 1 KarmaFX Reverb + 2 KarmaFX Delays + a few NON-KarmaFX plugs) now eats 38%.
- KarmaFX
Yes, I spoke about this!Depends on what you mean by "unison"... ?!
I'm guessing you mean layering detuned generator to fatten up the sound...but please explain ....
Ok, I don't know these synths. Will give it a try.Alexeus_Knober wrote: Yes, I spoke about this!
Good Unison as in Z3tA+ or Zero_VECTOR.
But synthesizer very luxurious even without this![]()
not sure what you mean, Alexeus. You can't imitate talk 06 patches ?Alexeus_Knober wrote: PS - Karma_Talk_6.mp3 - inimitable !
until we get a dedicated granular sampler - which would be a great addition by the way - you can get some grainy like effects by modulating the position control on the standard sampler. i've just set up one with an hfo(triangle), lfo(sq wave) and a step modulator (fairly random), and by tweaking the modulator speeds and gains you can get some really cool glitchy/granular effects. passing the sampler output through an fm control for a bit of pitch control and a filter to smooth out any sharp edges and it's really quite nicecreepjoint wrote:
I would love to see a granular sample oscillator/sample player module
I may be getting you wrong, but doesn't the LFO module with the random waveform suffice for this function? As audio and modulation signals are interchangeable in KarmaFX, you should be able to use a noise oscillator to modulate things as well.Hengy wrote:1) a sample and hold module so i can use a noise source to give a random value - good to fully randomise the sample position
I'd find this really useful. Especially when modules are in titlebar only mode.Hengy wrote:2) the ability to rename modules (so i can remember which modulator is which on the pull down menus)
With the latest version, you shouldn't have this problem - just turn the "trigger" switch off on the module you want and it will now synchronise to your host transport.Hengy wrote:4) a way to make modules free run (in or out of sync) without needing a midi trigger to start them
I couldn't agree more.Hengy wrote:but hey this synth is a lot of fun as it is
yes, but the random waveform is too fast fo me, i'd like a slow random step change, which i think a sample and hold would do - but i may e completely wrongrobenestobenz wrote:I may be getting you wrong, but doesn't the LFO module with the random waveform suffice for this function? As audio and modulation signals are interchangeable in KarmaFX, you should be able to use a noise oscillator to modulate things as well.Hengy wrote:1) a sample and hold module so i can use a noise source to give a random value - good to fully randomise the sample position
oh i was being an arse... i wondered why it wasn't free running, i hadn't turned ext's transport onrobenestobenz wrote:With the latest version, you shouldn't have this problem - just turn the "trigger" switch off on the module you want and it will now synchronise to your host transport.Hengy wrote:4) a way to make modules free run (in or out of sync) without needing a midi trigger to start them
mmmm a set of delays in the modulation paths might also be funrobenestobenz wrote:About your granular setup, I've been thinking of something similar as well. Wouldn't routing the sampler through to a few delays with different timing settings bring this even closer to granular synthesis? Might try your idea with this when I get home.
Sounds like a good idea for a feature request to me. I mean, a sampler is usually something you play so I'd guess that's why it needs notes to trigger it. But in KarmaFX it can be used as a sound source as much as an instrument, so I think having the same style of trigger option as everything else would be great.Hengy wrote:yes the random lfo does exactly what i wanted - for some reaon i had not noticed it and had tried to use a noise osc - duh
still can't get the sampler to free run though, i can only get it to work by giving it an initial midi note and letting it run in 'loop' mode - which is no hardship... i'll get there one day
Hi Alexeus !
YOOOOprobenestobenz wrote:Alexeus, it's out. Go have a look at the main page. Excellent suggestion re. the freq knobs - I'm glad it's been implemented.Alexeus_Knober wrote:Kasper - You are a good magician![]()
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We shall wait
you are right, the snap option is screwed.berksky wrote:This is really cool. However, I think there is a bug somewhere. Try setting the range to 4 octaves and snap to semitones....