Mod wheel question

[vincenttiggelman]

Hello everyone, first time poster here.

I have the Uno Synth Pro X and i love it so far, but one thing baffles me a bit.

I am trying to set up the mod wheel on my Keystep 37 so it controls the LFO1 amount.
I can't do thet directly so i set it up like this:

Mod 1: LFO 1 > Pitch, amount 0
Mod 2: Mod Wheel > Mod 1 amount, amount 30.

Result: nothing. So this is apparantly not the way this could work.
I used to do it like this with my other synths.
Is there another way to do this?

Thank you in advance for help and tips

[IkUser09]

In case it still is of relevance:

The mod matrix of the Uno Synth Pro behaves a bit different than it does on most of my other synths. To achieve what you want to achieve:

* Mod 1: LFO 1 > Pitch, amount 30
* Mod 2: Mod Wheel > Mod 1 amount, amount [max].

* As soon as you set up Mod 1, you will hear the maximum vibrato amount.
* As soon as you ser up Mod 2 with no amount yet, Mod 1 will disappear. This may appear weird, but mathematically, since the mod wheel is 0, Mod 1 multiplied with Mod 2 will result in zero.

It's confusing, but I quickly got used to it.

[otboules]

Hey IkUser09, [Mod Edit: suspicious /spam link has been removed; posting further such links will lead to a forum ban]

This is super helpful! Do you know if there’s a way to set a default vibrato amount when the mod wheel is at 0? I feel like the abrupt cutoff can be a bit jarring.

[IkUser09]

Didn't try, but I'd try the obvious:

* Mod 1: LFO 1 > Pitch, amount 30
* Mod 2: Mod Wheel > Mod 1 amount, amount [max].
* Mod 3: LFO 1 > Pitch, amount 5 (or whatever you like).

Mod 1+2 serve the mod wheel, Mod 3 provides the permanent vibrato ("Initial amount" on some synths like the Prophet~5).

HTH,

ce

[coyote14]

Sounds good, but my problem is that I don't have "mod1 amount" available as destination source. I have it in the editor, but it doesn't make any action. The feature is not implemented on the last OS.