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Mood Synth (ape soft) question about XLFO - how to route it?

jameslondon74jameslondon74
in General App Discussion

hi peeps. I'm a bit stuck with Mood. Does anyone know how I can route the XLFO to something? I can't for the life of me figure it out, after reading the manual and having a look around.

I know how to assign standard LFOs using Apesoft's amazing built in LFO system, but this XLFO panel just baffles me in terms of assigning it.

Thanks.

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  • Sequencer1Sequencer1

    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

  • jameslondon74jameslondon74

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

  • Sequencer1Sequencer1

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

    Available destinations are what's listed (OSC1/2/3, VCF). No mod matrix. It's inspired by a Minimoog, so basic modulation.

  • jameslondon74jameslondon74

    @Sequencer1 said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

    Available destinations are what's listed (OSC1/2/3, VCF). No mod matrix. It's inspired by a Minimoog, so basic modulation.

    Ok I think I understand. I was looking for something that doesn't exist! Thanks.
    So to check I'm understanding ok - XLFO can only be routed to OSC1/2/3 and VCF. But then of course, I can route OSC3 to modulate all kinds of things.

    So what is the point of the XLFO? Can you give me an example of how it's used?

  • Philandering_BastardPhilandering_Bastard

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

    Available destinations are what's listed (OSC1/2/3, VCF). No mod matrix. It's inspired by a Minimoog, so basic modulation.

    Ok I think I understand. I was looking for something that doesn't exist! Thanks.
    So to check I'm understanding ok - XLFO can only be routed to OSC1/2/3 and VCF. But then of course, I can route OSC3 to modulate all kinds of things.

    So what is the point of the XLFO? Can you give me an example of how it's used?

    The XLFO has available more waveforms and the arpeggiator. It did confuse me as well.

  • jameslondon74jameslondon74

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

    Available destinations are what's listed (OSC1/2/3, VCF). No mod matrix. It's inspired by a Minimoog, so basic modulation.

    Ok I think I understand. I was looking for something that doesn't exist! Thanks.
    So to check I'm understanding ok - XLFO can only be routed to OSC1/2/3 and VCF. But then of course, I can route OSC3 to modulate all kinds of things.

    So what is the point of the XLFO? Can you give me an example of how it's used?

    The XLFO has available more waveforms and the arpeggiator. It did confuse me as well.

    So how would it be used? Can you give me an example? Just curious what you've done with it before I have a go.

  • Sequencer1Sequencer1

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

    Available destinations are what's listed (OSC1/2/3, VCF). No mod matrix. It's inspired by a Minimoog, so basic modulation.

    Ok I think I understand. I was looking for something that doesn't exist! Thanks.
    So to check I'm understanding ok - XLFO can only be routed to OSC1/2/3 and VCF. But then of course, I can route OSC3 to modulate all kinds of things.

    So what is the point of the XLFO? Can you give me an example of how it's used?

    Arpeggiator: Choose the last waveform, tap ARP EDIT. Draw your arp/sequence. Save it to one of the 6 slots by tap and holding the slot number.
    Plus it's nice to have a very fast mod source.

  • Philandering_BastardPhilandering_Bastard

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:

    @jameslondon74 said:

    @Sequencer1 said:
    Did you enable it? (in red)
    And make sure the destinations are enabled too. (in red)
    If MOD-> is enabled, then it's amount is controlled by the modulation wheel.

    Hey thanks for replying but you misunderstood me. I want to assign the XLFO to control a parameter like frequency or pitch. But I can’t see how I do that anywhere.

    Available destinations are what's listed (OSC1/2/3, VCF). No mod matrix. It's inspired by a Minimoog, so basic modulation.

    Ok I think I understand. I was looking for something that doesn't exist! Thanks.
    So to check I'm understanding ok - XLFO can only be routed to OSC1/2/3 and VCF. But then of course, I can route OSC3 to modulate all kinds of things.

    So what is the point of the XLFO? Can you give me an example of how it's used?

    The XLFO has available more waveforms and the arpeggiator. It did confuse me as well.

    So how would it be used? Can you give me an example? Just curious what you've done with it before I have a go.

    Classic arpeggios of course, tempo syncd filter movements, S&H modulation of one or more oscillators - there are a ton of possibilities.

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