Yes, but if you route the controls you want to change in real-time to a
knob, then it does work this way. I think that was the intention, not
tweaking via the menus.
rEalm
gutman75 <bgutman@...>
01/12/2004 03:00 AM
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Subject: [xl7] Preset editing in real time
Hi all,
In continuation to my first post, I re-checked yesterday, and found
it to be true: changing the filter frequency (not with a knob, but
via the Freq parameter in Preset Edit mod) does not affect currently
playing notes. Moreover, changing modulation amount on a patch cord
works the same way; I have to play a new note to hear the change.
Apparently, the synth engine reads all preset parameters only at note-
on. This is somewhat disappointing, as it's really fun to hold a
sustained note (possibly with a footswitch, keeping hands free) and
tweak various parameters. To me, it was really unexpected that an
instrument built with realtime control in mind should have this
limitation. Well, guess you can't have everything :-)
If I'm missing something, please enlighten me!
have a nice day,
Boris.
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