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Enso midi lfo cc speed?
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Has anyone had success controlling Enso’s speed with an lfo?
Trying to get the speed to go fast and slow by routing midilfo or rozetta lfo to enso’s internal midi cc. Getting odd results and tried numerous settings.
Thx
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Midi mapping in Enso is a dumpster fire.
It’s impossible to center/zero many controls via midi. The underlying mapping curve acts like a nonlinear function or it’s just fucking random.
Reported all this to Chris ages ago... he’s far too cool/hip to fix and prefers to just rag on iOS music folks in his twitter feed.
The most stable thing you can do is midi/AU map a note for the faster and slower buttons and feed those notes via a sequencer or note generator to automate the speed changes. It’s a total cludge and I eventually gave up using it.
@MonkeyDrummer ok thx for the info, spent over an hour fiddling with it.