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I used it with resonances at 100 so I could hear the sweep. I've since tried it with 220-1760Hz and the non-linearity of the sweeep is more pronounced. Also tried 220-440Hz and 880-1760Hz with similar results to 440-880Hz. It sounds like the leading and trailing edges of the bottom of the wave are s...

I don't know, but I've posted the question on our social media to see if anyone else does. https://www.facebook.com/sonuus https://twitter.com/SonuusOfficial Cheers! I've found it on some analogue pedals, but not all. It seems to be how fast the 'speed' control adjusts the 'actual' speed/delay. If ...

The amplitude of the random is random! Each update it chooses a random value between the lo and hi values you have set. The hardware can't respond as fast as this is updated, so these "microsteps" are smoothed. When you enable steps on the random LFO, you get something more rhythmic with ...

Any idea what this FX is? I'm thinking now it's an analogue delay with the speed being tweaked, but some bits at 4.35 and later sound like filter:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R850Ie1 ... be&t=4m18s

AM the filters with various stepped waveforms, similar to the random, but looped, and with set rhythms probably linked to drum tracks, to get rhythmic fx. I've tried it with 'random' and a delay set to sync approx. with the Wahoo LFO, to overlay 2 filter sequences (one delayed to sync over the other...

"Would you want a smaller range on the LFO that can be swept up and down using the pedal?" Yes, I think so, otherwise I don't think it would sound like the synth effect, although it may be a manual amplitude sweep of the LFO wave. On the Volca Keys synth the 'manual' knob is marked 'cutoff...

I'd like to use LFO and pedal control together on a filter. I know I can have them on separate filters but it's a different sound, and fairly normal on syths to modulate the filter with LFO and also sweep it down/up manually with a control knob CC message. I'd sacrifice a second filter use, if neede...

It would still be handy to be able to choose the CC number per filter rather than fixed options. There are more available CC numbers than midi channels, and poly guitar synths already consume 6 midi channels. I'll go with note messages for now, but the filters seem to need octave changes to sound no...

I can now see 'midi expression' items on the 'edit' page but they both seem to be pointing to CC 11 and 43. I can see a 'midi cut-off and resonance' using CCs 74 and 71 option, but will these control filter frequency, which I want, or the Qs which I don't need (yet)?

There only seems to be one filter CC option in the editor control panel, but 2 midi channel options, unless I'm missing something, it looks like 1 CC per midi channel, not 2 CC on one midi channel. So if I set both filters to midi channel 1, how do I set the a different CC to each filter within that...