mod wheel in electric
mod wheel in electric
hey,
when i use electric my mod wheel does nothing.. how do i map it to vibrato? i cant see anything there saying vibrato at all
when i use electric my mod wheel does nothing.. how do i map it to vibrato? i cant see anything there saying vibrato at all
Re: mod wheel in electric
Does Electric have a vibrato function at all? I dont see any.drifta303 wrote:hey,
when i use electric my mod wheel does nothing.. how do i map it to vibrato? i cant see anything there saying vibrato at all
Looks like using a Vibrato Audio Effect is the way to go
Last edited by ansolas on Mon Sep 22, 2014 9:08 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: mod wheel in electric
thanks for the tip..
how would I create a vibrato audio effect thats automatically mapped to my mod wheel?
how would I create a vibrato audio effect thats automatically mapped to my mod wheel?
Re: mod wheel in electric
I dont knowdrifta303 wrote:thanks for the tip..
how would I create a vibrato audio effect thats automatically mapped to my mod wheel?
Re: mod wheel in electric
Do you have max4live? There are a few midi devices that allow you to assign aftertouch, mod, etc to any parameter in Live.
Re: mod wheel in electric
any example ? I only found devices which generate CC'syur2die4 wrote:Do you have max4live? There are a few midi devices that allow you to assign aftertouch, mod, etc to any parameter in Live.
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Do you have https://www.ableton.com/en/packs/max-live-essentials/ ?
I believe one of the midi ones receives mod wheel, and let's you assign it to any parameter.
I'm not at my computer this second.
I believe one of the midi ones receives mod wheel, and let's you assign it to any parameter.
I'm not at my computer this second.
Re: mod wheel in electric
The closest i get is this:

I mapped the output of the LFO Plugin to the detune of Electric.
You could just map the modwheel of your controller to the depth parameter of the LFO.
Depending on your Controller, it is static or dynamic, (am i correct?)

I mapped the output of the LFO Plugin to the detune of Electric.
You could just map the modwheel of your controller to the depth parameter of the LFO.
Depending on your Controller, it is static or dynamic, (am i correct?)
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Re: mod wheel in electric
I would try some extreme chorus settings first before resorting to m4l.
Or maybe even the frequency shifter with the LFO going and just make the amt a tad, though that might not sound realistic, maybe it'll still sound cool...
Or maybe even the frequency shifter with the LFO going and just make the amt a tad, though that might not sound realistic, maybe it'll still sound cool...
Re: mod wheel in electric
ansolas wrote:The closest i get is this:
I mapped the output of the LFO Plugin to the detune of Electric.
You could just map the modwheel of your controller to the depth parameter of the LFO.
Depending on your Controller, it is static or dynamic, (am i correct?)
I believe the fold-out of LFO contains a modwheel and Aftertouch mapping already.
Hit the little blue arrow thingy.
Re: mod wheel in electric
Try the "expression control" Max device
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Very nice !yur2die4 wrote:Try the "expression control" Max device
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where can I find this device? ive looked and cant see anything anywhere..yur2die4 wrote:Try the "expression control" Max device
Re: mod wheel in electric
Do you have Live 9, with maxforlive and the pack?

