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Hey all,

Got my AN1X about a month ago, and I have to say I'm
quite impressed.  Sounds are VERY decent.  Not exactly
the most solidly constructed synth, but given the
sounds, that can be forgiven. JP-8080 was my first VA,
and I think this surpasses that (sound-wise). 
Again... sonically VERY nice...

And to the question... been scanning the manual...
ok... ignore the question I was about to ask about the
LFOs being midi-synchable.  Just found a posting that
proclaims they're not.  That kind of sucks.  Can't
even do a nice match with BPM, since the LFO speed
values aren't BPM.

Oh well... still a great sounding synth...

Wadrad


	
		
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You can however sync the FreeEG to midi clock to get similar results, so all
is not lost

Jez Creek
http://www.modulator-esp.co.uk/

Hey all,

Got my AN1X about a month ago, and I have to say I'm
quite impressed.  Sounds are VERY decent.  Not exactly
the most solidly constructed synth, but given the
sounds, that can be forgiven. JP-8080 was my first VA,
and I think this surpasses that (sound-wise).
Again... sonically VERY nice...

And to the question... been scanning the manual...
ok... ignore the question I was about to ask about the
LFOs being midi-synchable.  Just found a posting that
proclaims they're not.  That kind of sucks.  Can't
even do a nice match with BPM, since the LFO speed
values aren't BPM.

Oh well... still a great sounding synth...

Wadrad


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--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "jez creek" <jez@j...> wrote:
> You can however sync the FreeEG to midi clock to get similar results, so all
> is not lost
> 
> Jez Creek
> http://www.modulator-esp.co.uk/
> 
Jez is correct. Also, there is a spreadsheet, solicited and provided from Yamaha, for 
download in the Files section which translates the LFO Values to Hz values so you can do 
the math yourself:

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list/files

Jon

Now if they could just translate filter freq values to Hertz and 
envelope values to Milliseconds, I'd be a happy camper. (just wishful 
thinking; the Ion's got me used to *real* 
numbers)  :)                                                          
                                                                      
--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" <jondl_2000@y...> wrote: 
 ...Also, there is a spreadsheet, solicited and provided from Yamaha, 
for 
> download in the Files section which translates the LFO Values to Hz 
values so you can do 
> the math yourself...

--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "uralmoto2001" <uralmoto2001@y...> wrote:
> 
>  Now if they could just translate filter freq values to Hertz and 
> envelope values to Milliseconds, I'd be a happy camper. (just wishful 
> thinking; the Ion's got me used to *real* 
> numbers)  :)                                                          

Yes, that would be a nice feature. I know the late model E-mu sound module reflected the 
freq values in Hz...don't recall the Env values. That's one nice advantage to working with 
soft synths.

Hello,

can u enlight me pls on how to do that ?

ciao
andrea

>   Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 21:06:08 -0000
>   From: "jez creek" <jez@...>
> Subject: RE: MIDI synchable LFOs?
>
> You can however sync the FreeEG to midi clock to get similar results, so 
> all
> is not lost
>
> Jez Creek

U mean  the Free EG TRIGGER to kybd + Midi ? 
(in an1x editor ?) 
 
or u mean to synch to income MIDI clock in speed ? 
Common tempo (in an1x editor) 

or i guess u mean  both ... ?  

ciao
andrea 

> Set the tempo on the free eg to MIDI. Use An1x edit, that will let 
> you draw a square wave, a sine wave etc. Then you have a MIDI synable 
> lfo.
> 
> Rainbow Jimmy