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Elastic OSC by Oliver Greschke (Released)

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  • CracklePotCracklePot
    edited June 25

    @MonkeyDrummer said:

    @timfromtheborder said:
    @MonkeyDrummer

    There are a bunch of blank parameters, not sure what that's about. But the ones you want are labelled.

    OSC Timbre
    OSC Frequency
    OSC Morph
    OSC Harmonics

    Timbre and Morph are the initial parameters.

    I also see an OSC Octave parameter, it doesn't seem to do anything.

    Yea, but I really want to just bind the x/y position so it works regardless of what patch is loaded because the items in the x/y area are so patch specific…

    Try mapping the same controller to Timbre and Frequency, then a different controller to Harmonics and Morph.
    It seemed to work for me when flipping through the presets. I used Rozeta XY as a controller.

    You can use one instance with two CCs connected to the Elastic OSC parameters.

  • jsmonzanijsmonzani

    @elasticdrums said:
    Playing with the 2 synths I got even more convinced that (independent) LFO's have to come :)
    Not in the very next update, but after that!

    👍
    I would love a modulation source that is synched to notes (like an envelope or a one shot LFO). This way each time you play an note, you get the same modulation again.

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