By MPC-Tutor
Fri Nov 11, 2022 3:24 pm
Neodymium wrote:Found the Open User Guide option.
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We expect nothing less!
We expect nothing less!
We expect nothing less!
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By EnochLight
Fri Nov 11, 2022 4:43 pm
Neodymium wrote:Just occurred to me, there maybe a link to an OPX4 Manual in the VST
Found the Open User Guide option.
404 Page not found
Oh well, at least it looks like they plan on writing one.
Got one for the Mini-D though (finally)! If the OPx-4 manual is written like the Mini-D, I expect things to be almost as cryptic as they are now.
By MPC-Tutor
Fri Nov 11, 2022 5:20 pm
Someone from Air must be reading this forum, opx-4 manual is working:
https://cdn.inmusicbrands.com/air/2022/ ... 20v1.1.pdf
although I think if you are expecting the manuals to offer any real world usage tips, you'll be disappointed. Just 'the volume dial changes volume' kind of stuff.
https://cdn.inmusicbrands.com/air/2022/ ... 20v1.1.pdf
although I think if you are expecting the manuals to offer any real world usage tips, you'll be disappointed. Just 'the volume dial changes volume' kind of stuff.
By Neodymium
Fri Nov 11, 2022 5:38 pm
Cool, I have a read of that in the morning (half midnight where I am now).
FM is new to me, I kind of get it, but the results I'm getting are contrary to expectations. I've been running it through Melda MOscilliscope. to try and make more sence.
I got stuck on the offset earlier, then realized it was just a fixed hertz offset. If you set it to a negative number and go low on the keyboard, it becomes an increasing negative frequency. So when you play down the keyboard it raises in pitch, as it just an increasing phase inverted frequency.
FM is new to me, I kind of get it, but the results I'm getting are contrary to expectations. I've been running it through Melda MOscilliscope. to try and make more sence.
I got stuck on the offset earlier, then realized it was just a fixed hertz offset. If you set it to a negative number and go low on the keyboard, it becomes an increasing negative frequency. So when you play down the keyboard it raises in pitch, as it just an increasing phase inverted frequency.