What’s the easiest way to get a voice to pulsate? Hopefully my question makes sense!

jg666 - 16 June 2016 04:14 PM

What’s the easiest way to get a voice to pulsate? Hopefully my question makes sense!

You seem to be describing “tremolo”, which is an available insert effect.

If so, see page 101 of the MOXF Data List, and page 36 of the MOXF Reference Manual, which covers Insert Effect assignment and settings.

cmayhle - 16 June 2016 06:30 PM

jg666 - 16 June 2016 04:14 PM

What’s the easiest way to get a voice to pulsate? Hopefully my question makes sense!

You seem to be describing “tremolo”, which is an available insert effect.

If so, see page 101 of the MOXF Data List, and page 36 of the MOXF Reference Manual, which covers Insert Effect assignment and settings.

Thanks I’ll have a play around with those settings :)

I have created my own version of a kind of a pulsing sound by using an ARP instead but assumed there were different ways of doing it!

jg666 - 17 June 2016 12:56 AM

I have created my own version of a kind of a pulsing sound by using an ARP instead but assumed there were different ways of doing it!

Yes there are!  Good that you achieved the desired result.

cmayhle - 17 June 2016 01:07 AM

jg666 - 17 June 2016 12:56 AM

I have created my own version of a kind of a pulsing sound by using an ARP instead but assumed there were different ways of doing it!

Yes there are!  Good that you achieved the desired result.

I must admit that I was kind of avoiding that Connect screen in the voice edit mode so I went the Arp way first of all! Firstly I couldn’t understand what the hell the Connect screen was portraying and secondly because it’s so hard to see on that small display :)

I’m now forcing myself to read the manuals and find out what that screen does as it seems to be the key to adding effects.

Thanks

jg666 - 17 June 2016 01:18 AM

...I’m now forcing myself to read the manuals and find out what that screen does as it seems to be the key to adding effects....

Yes it is!

I’m also trying to work out how a particular voice has been changed in a performance…

There’s a performance called Synth Power and one of the voices it uses is Big Syn. The thing is that the sound of that Big Syn voice sounds quite a bit different to the voice in Voice Mode so I was trying to work out how it was done.

jg666 - 17 June 2016 04:51 AM

I’m also trying to work out how a particular voice has been changed in a performance…

There’s a performance called Synth Power and one of the voices it uses is Big Syn. The thing is that the sound of that Big Syn voice sounds quite a bit different to the voice in Voice Mode so I was trying to work out how it was done.

For those wanting to follow along…
Voice “Big Syn” is PRE4 H05(117) (same in the XS and XF)
“Synth Power” is factory Performance USR1 A11 in the MOXF,
USR1 C01(33) in the XS,
and USR2 C01(33) in the XF.

Big Syn is Part 2 in Synth Power. It is Note Shifted -12 (one octave down). It has offsets applied to Parameters in AEG, FEG, Filter Cutoff, and Resonance. Effects are somewhat different as well. Pulsation (depending on how we define the word) in “Synth Power” is mostly due to Arps applied to other Parts.

5pinDIN - 17 June 2016 06:44 PM

jg666 - 17 June 2016 04:51 AM

I’m also trying to work out how a particular voice has been changed in a performance…

There’s a performance called Synth Power and one of the voices it uses is Big Syn. The thing is that the sound of that Big Syn voice sounds quite a bit different to the voice in Voice Mode so I was trying to work out how it was done.

For those wanting to follow along…
Voice “Big Syn” is PRE4 H05(117) (same in the XS and XF)
“Synth Power” is factory Performance USR1 A11 in the MOXF,
USR1 C01(33) in the XS,
and USR2 C01(33) in the XF.

Big Syn is Part 2 in Synth Power. It is Note Shifted -12 (one octave down. It has offsets applied to Parameters in AEG, FEG, Filter Cutoff, and Resonance. Effects are somewhat different as well. Pulsation (depending on how we define the word) in “Synth Power” is mostly due to Arps applied to other Parts.

:) Thanks for that! Armed with that information I will now look at the details of that performance/part to see where all those things are set.

Thanks :)