Posted by Nelson Vaz on May 15, 2002 at 04:26:09:
In Reply to: Re: Remote reverb control of QS6.1 via Cakewalk posted by xadian1 on May 14, 2002 at 10:56:35:
Ok here we go. First let me tell you that an overview of your synth manual can provide you some great support. The thing should go as I explained you before. Lets say you have a program and want to use the effects of that program on your mix. Ok, copy that to your user bank. Now, all the programs that you want to use on your mix should also on the user bank *because* you'll need to edit it and save it there. Which edits should you do on the programs? Basically, just the controllers (modulations)... you need to have, lets say, slider A and slider B controlling the amount of reverb and delay. After you did this edit for all of your programs on the mix (save both the programs and the mix!), all should be responding to reverb and delay time on sliders A and B. Meaning that when you pick a track on Cakewalk, if you move the sliders then it should work fine (and it will record the sliders movement in realtime).
Now, to know exactly how to edit the sliders to respond to your FX, get the manual. Basically you have an edit option which is the modulation routing (6 modulations if I'm right) so, assign modulation 1 for example to respond to the things you want (FX, cutoff, LFOs, etc), modulation 2 to some other things, etc. And include the Sliders A or B as the controller send.
Maybe this sounds a bit confusing, reason why some tweaking with the manual on the side should help you a lot.
Better email me if you need more help!
Regards and good tweaking!
- Nelson