How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
My question is in the topic, but here is a screenshot:
I can't connect LFO out directly to MIDI, which looks quite normal.
But how do you send a particular mod signal to a midi ctrl for some synth out there?
I can't connect LFO out directly to MIDI, which looks quite normal.
But how do you send a particular mod signal to a midi ctrl for some synth out there?
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Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
you already answered your q yourself
by using a ValMonitor, plus right-clicking it's indicator / assigning a midi CC to it

Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
Hee???
Sorry Roy... I'm not sure to fully get it.
I can't connect the val monitor out directly to MIDI out. I searched through Flexor stuff but couldn't find any helpful module (such as convert freq signal to Midi CC or whatever). Seems like the LFO or the val monitor signal is audio or sthg!?
Thanks for your interest by the way.
Sorry Roy... I'm not sure to fully get it.
I can't connect the val monitor out directly to MIDI out. I searched through Flexor stuff but couldn't find any helpful module (such as convert freq signal to Midi CC or whatever). Seems like the LFO or the val monitor signal is audio or sthg!?
Thanks for your interest by the way.
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Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
you don't have to connect anything to midiOut; if you assign a midiCC, Modular's midiOut will send the values believe me
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
tip:)
a bit quantizice module between lfo and val monitor can avoid to much midi messages
lg widy
a bit quantizice module between lfo and val monitor can avoid to much midi messages
lg widy
lg widy
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
THAT explains a lot of things, like "why the hell couldn't I find a mod patch with Midi out connected?".
Also, thanks for the great tip, widy.
Also, thanks for the great tip, widy.
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
Ok, I've come with a basic Modular sequencer but now I stucked when trying to trigger the ramps from a simple midi note and have everything in sync.
Here is the patch: Thanks in advance for your hints.
Here is the patch: Thanks in advance for your hints.
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
I wonder if that's the best place for the Gate OR? Try moving it to between the MVC B and the Ramp module and see what happens.
Cory
Cory
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
...and send the Hyper Gate Out straight to the Val2Note...
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
Sorry guys,
the usual "booked with work" week.
Here is the next screen of my current mod patch:
the usual "booked with work" week.
Here is the next screen of my current mod patch:
I wonder if that's the best place for the Gate OR
This is what I found in the tutorial given by Wolf (the tut is called "example_w_flexor") and it looks like it is allowing me to connect to the Val2Note Gate signal. I tried to do without it there but I can't connect my gate seq to Val2Note Gate IN....and send the Hyper Gate Out straight to the Val2Note...
As I stated, I need it for linking Gate Seq and Val2Note Gate IN. If I add a new Gate OR between MVC and Ramp, it doesn't sound as it changed sthg.Try moving it to between the MVC B and the Ramp module and see what happens
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
Oh! And many thanks for helping me on this one.
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
The only other thing I can think of is replacing the Gate OR nearest the Val2Note with an async2sync...but that would mean that the second Gate OR was causing the problem, which doesn't really make sense.
Maybe Wolf will pop in?
Cory
Maybe Wolf will pop in?
Cory
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
I think I tried this one too last night (Let me tell you my girlfriend is also nervous about me finding some sort of solution for this one
).
I'm gonna try again now and post the result.
Thanks again... & again... &...

I'm gonna try again now and post the result.
Thanks again... & again... &...
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
... Tried that.
Got:
Got:
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
Signal Polarity? If so, I think I've seen some modules that could transform...
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Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
..just coming back from the ranch (honestly)
IMHO using Flexor modules together with Wolf's val2note module doesn't make much sense. Flexor's advantage is it's precision = being very time-accurate. this is achieved by using "sync" dsp modules. so if you transform it's output by using a sync/async module, it's advantage is gone.
- you already saw that the HyperNote module makes problems when fed into the Val_In input of the val2note module: it's freqOut scale is different from a Control module's output. use a ControlSeq module instead.
so if you want to trigger an external synth by Modular seqencer modules, just use the provided standard Scope Modular modules:
CtrlSeq -> val2note Val_In,
another CtrlSeq-> val2note Velo
gateSeq-> val2note Gate.
If you really want to use Flexor modules, just use HyperControls for the two val2note inputs. (in the pic you see I used a CtrlSeqPSw module, which also outputs sync signals; I used it because it's "Random" feature.)
btw another nice Wolf module is "val2control": if a CtrlSeq is hooked in, it spits out MidiCtrl values which can control whatever Synth parameter you want.

IMHO using Flexor modules together with Wolf's val2note module doesn't make much sense. Flexor's advantage is it's precision = being very time-accurate. this is achieved by using "sync" dsp modules. so if you transform it's output by using a sync/async module, it's advantage is gone.
- you already saw that the HyperNote module makes problems when fed into the Val_In input of the val2note module: it's freqOut scale is different from a Control module's output. use a ControlSeq module instead.
so if you want to trigger an external synth by Modular seqencer modules, just use the provided standard Scope Modular modules:
CtrlSeq -> val2note Val_In,
another CtrlSeq-> val2note Velo
gateSeq-> val2note Gate.
If you really want to use Flexor modules, just use HyperControls for the two val2note inputs. (in the pic you see I used a CtrlSeqPSw module, which also outputs sync signals; I used it because it's "Random" feature.)
btw another nice Wolf module is "val2control": if a CtrlSeq is hooked in, it spits out MidiCtrl values which can control whatever Synth parameter you want.

Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
OK,
sync-async means something more, thanks to you!
Now I understand why Flexor accuracy shall be used for control & accuracy of signal and that to midi out with these modules is some sort of a waste (even for val2control I imagine, because of midi).
Otherwise, the Hypernote caused me some trouble with signal level as you said but it is so convenient for drawing patterns.
I must say I'm eager for any pitch edition tip with these stocks CtrlSeq. How can one be precise with a mouse in this case?
Thanks for the screenshot as well.
I plan to use the val2control sooner or later and was in the need of modules and basics on midi note/vel/gate output path, I now have with Wolf's toolbox and advices.
I definitively don't regret it, and I will also get me the sPEQtrum really "soon".
Anyway... In this module case, I'll use Flexor more for whatever external devices with control In through audio path then (or the pro_wave modular module) and in other cases, for freaky sound twists
Let's use it.
sync-async means something more, thanks to you!
Now I understand why Flexor accuracy shall be used for control & accuracy of signal and that to midi out with these modules is some sort of a waste (even for val2control I imagine, because of midi).
Otherwise, the Hypernote caused me some trouble with signal level as you said but it is so convenient for drawing patterns.
I must say I'm eager for any pitch edition tip with these stocks CtrlSeq. How can one be precise with a mouse in this case?
Thanks for the screenshot as well.
I plan to use the val2control sooner or later and was in the need of modules and basics on midi note/vel/gate output path, I now have with Wolf's toolbox and advices.
I definitively don't regret it, and I will also get me the sPEQtrum really "soon".
Anyway... In this module case, I'll use Flexor more for whatever external devices with control In through audio path then (or the pro_wave modular module) and in other cases, for freaky sound twists

Let's use it.
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Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
most 'convenient' way is to use CtrlSeq2 where you can type in the exact values foe each step: e.g. a value of 60 results in C3, 72-> C4 and so on.I must say I'm eager for any pitch edition tip with these stocks CtrlSeq.
but you can't use the mouse in that case.
Re: How do you get some Flexor LFO signal to the Mod Midi out?
That's what I want. Thanks.