Ok remember the filter and envelope section in the channel/plugin settings window? If it sounds over complicated and unnecessary. just not set up right and lacking a few SIMPLE features. just know that everything you need in it is already in lmms. * viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7506279&hilit=envelope+followerĪs you can see, there is already a lot of stuff in the forum available.Not sure if this is a feature request or not but here goes nothing. Here are a few tutorials i found while looking for Envelope Follower (like Scream4 has also an Envelope Follower on the back ): And remember, there are also audio cables on the backside. There is probably a lot of content about it and you might get lost. Even if he left Reason he has some good tutorials, especially for CV stuff. Or you can have a look at Hydlide's stuff. You can do what i did back in the time: Just sit there, closed the door and played 2 days around with the cables, synths and fx to find out what is happening here. I'm sorry for going off-topic, but I wrote a post in "tuts & techniques" asking if someone knows any good tuts of Reason's back panel.any ideas ? You can use Thor or maybe one of the following (others available, but some are a bit complicated or i just forgot them):Īnd yes, Reason is often a DIY modular rack big bang and thats why i can only recommend to understand it, before you pay lots of money for expensive devices and that is it, what make Reason really great, you can go very deep and create your own within seconds.Ĭan't thank you enough for your input Loque! Just so you know the effect used in love philter is the one I selected, "PC lowpass + phaser" (no clue what "PC" stands for, tried looking it up but nothing found.) And you are done.įor additional scaling and mangling you just need to grab them on the backside and put a multiplied/scaled signal into the Filter cutoff. Put the LFO -> Filter and Follower -> LFO.
To get started i would use Pulverizer, which has the LFO and the envelope follower build in. You need a filter, a envelope follower and a LFO. Maybe there is an additional envelope follower which scales the modulation signal. Sounds like a quick modulated frequency of a LPF.
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