« Reply #4 on: August 10, 2016, 04:56:03 PM »
How about adding DC offset with unipolar square LFO wave as the mod source, to make it bipolar?
I succeeded in making hard pan left and right out of unipolar Square wave LFO
I had time today so I made some experiments with my PRO2.
From a default Basic Program, I set the LFO1 to Square wave but mod amount as zero. Then I went to the mod matrix, made three entries with the same LFO1 modulating the Pan with amount of 127 to make hard pan, then added DC offset to modulate Pan with -127. This allows hard left and right pan as smerny originally wanted I guess
Please refer to the photos of the screen settings that I took. Note that these photos can only be seen by logging in, otherwise they'll be hidden.
Too bad you have to consume multiple entries with the same mod source in the mod matrix to get hard results though. Hope this will be rectified with future updates.
Anyway, howz dis??
« Last Edit: August 10, 2016, 06:04:37 PM by NemoSynth »
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