Nexus 2 - how to set filter cutoff for each layer individually?
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Dance123 |
Can anybody please tell me how to set the filter cutoff for each layer individually?
I did read the manual but it's very confusing about this. It says you can do this but doesn't explain where or how??
IMPORTANT NOTE: i want to make clear that i am not trolling or whatever on this forum so don't make any accusations like that anymore please.. I am simply asking questions hoping somebody can help me with them.. i deleted my previous similar thread so hopefully this time people will be more respectfull.. thanks in advance! |
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Deillon |
This is how I was able to do it:
Mod tab -> then under matrix
on the left select -mw and on the right lay1cut
Do the same for the rest of the oscillators. (lay2cut, lay3cut)
Now when you drag the value to 0 the filter will turn open, when you drag it down to a negative value the filter will close.
I am not sure why they decided to call it lay1cut instead of a more logic osc1cut, but whatever, this seemed to work for me when I opened a random patch. |
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Dance123 |
thanks! :)
btw, is it also possible to set amp and filter enveloppes for each layer individually or just cutoff? |
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EddieZilker |
quote: | Originally posted by Deillon
This is how I was able to do it:
Mod tab -> then under matrix
on the left select -mw and on the right lay1cut
Do the same for the rest of the oscillators. (lay2cut, lay3cut)
Now when you drag the value to 0 the filter will turn open, when you drag it down to a negative value the filter will close.
I am not sure why they decided to call it lay1cut instead of a more logic osc1cut, but whatever, this seemed to work for me when I opened a random patch. |
Color me impressed. |
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Deillon |
quote: | Originally posted by EddieZilker
Color me impressed. |
Thanks, sorry about the other thread, no hard feelings?
@Dance123
Doesn't look like it, since the amp and filter envelopes seem to be global. However, this can also be done by layering more Nexus instances, thus soloing a different oscillator in each instance. |
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EddieZilker |
quote: | Originally posted by Deillon
Thanks, sorry about the other thread, no hard feelings?
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What hard feelings? ;)
You know what you're talking about and that's hard to come by. Welcome to TA!
Now, back to Nexus 2. I have nothing more to add. :p |
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Looney4Clooney |
will this work for the AIR version ? Customer service won't answer my question. Also, i read an article about mixing that you should highpass filter your elements to clean up my mix but everytime i do it, the bass sounds weak even with side chain. |
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