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i've just linked the secodary feedback to my fader and its already fun! Im not sure what you mean with the scripting function though. Can you run it by me a little more?
On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 8:35 PM, kay'lon rushing <k3zz21@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there any way to make it so that the secondary feedback knob of each
> track is affected by only one fader dependending on the track that I have
> selected?
Yes.
> For example, say I use fader 9 to decrease secondary feedback for
> track 1 by having the track selected, then I switch to track 2 and change
> the feedback level for that one using the same fader,but without affecting
> track 1. Is there a way to set that up?
Yes.
To do that you just assign the MIDI from your fader 9 to "Control:
Secondary Feedback", in Mobius MIDI Bindings window.
You may also set up a default level for Secondary Feedback, as you do
with all other default parameters in the "Configuration / Track Setup"
window. I like to use 64 as my default because that makes a little
pocket in earlier layer under the new audio I layer with Sustain
Substitute. If you want to do glitchy stuff you may use "Secondary
Feedback = 0" and if you want a smoother mix you may go "Secondary
Feedback = 103". Value 127 is full and equals Overdub. Oh, and then
you can run a script that adds every second 32d note by Sustain
Substitute for the hole loop (or just a cycle) and then you can "live
mix" the Secondary Feedback level while the script is running (and you
play something that will be applied through that "stacatto grid". Just
one example.
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