Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules [FIXED]
Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules [FIXED]
Hey, there. I think it'd be nice to be able to have multiple multisynths triggering a single module at any time. Currently, if a synth is being triggered by one multisynth, it can't be triggered by another.
Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
Yes it can?
Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
Ah, my mistake. I meant a multisynth triggering other multisynths, which in turn, trigger the synth.
I'm thinking of a kind of "SuperSynth" effect, where you have multiple versions of the same synth playing the same notes, but slightly tuned differently from one another. A MetaModule to do this would pass a signal from input to a Multisynth, which would trigger other multisynths, one for each "voice". Each triggered MultiSynth would have a slightly different FineTune value, and so they would all go out of the metamodule to trigger a synth, thereby making a "SuperSynth" effect.
I'm thinking of a kind of "SuperSynth" effect, where you have multiple versions of the same synth playing the same notes, but slightly tuned differently from one another. A MetaModule to do this would pass a signal from input to a Multisynth, which would trigger other multisynths, one for each "voice". Each triggered MultiSynth would have a slightly different FineTune value, and so they would all go out of the metamodule to trigger a synth, thereby making a "SuperSynth" effect.
Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
It appears to work only if you daisy-chain them in series...
MS->MS->MS
....\ | /
....Gen
Control signals don't go out of a MetaModule though, audio only.
MS->MS->MS
....\ | /
....Gen
Control signals don't go out of a MetaModule though, audio only.
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Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
Hm... Sorry, it seems i can't understand what you want exactly Can you please make some example?
Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
I think that what he has in mind is something like this:
Multisynth1 then triggers all three the other multisynths, which all independently and simultaneously trigger Generator1.
The key element is that all the parameters of the Multisynths, such as subtle detuning, take effect. The result should be like a chorus of voices.
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/--- Multisynth4 ---\
Multisynth1 --- Multisynth2 --- Generator1
\--- Multisynth3 ---/
The key element is that all the parameters of the Multisynths, such as subtle detuning, take effect. The result should be like a chorus of voices.
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In the attached example, if I play and hold the main MultiSynth the note is played by the three others, but only the bottom one is sustained.
The way the Generator interprets the MultiSynths makes that, depending on the envelope,
The way the Generator interprets the MultiSynths makes that, depending on the envelope,
- they all play the note (sustain off)
- only one of them plays (release=0, sustain on)
- a combination, like in the example
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Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
Thanks for the examples. It is serious bug. I will try to fix it soon
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Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
I think i fixed it. Please try this version: http://warmplace.ru/soft/beta/sunvox1.8.1.zip
Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
The example works as desired now, and the SuperSynth method (slight Finetune discrepancies) is working as well.
Thanks a bunch and a Happy Sunstice / Merry Voxmas.
Thanks a bunch and a Happy Sunstice / Merry Voxmas.
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Re: Multiple Multisynths Triggering Modules
Ok, thanks! It's time to release 1.8.1 :)