getting_started_vividshaper
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| The output to the delay lines are also affected by vol[x], so if you have set vol[1] = 0, then you won't send any sound to the delay lines. It is thus the output after applying any volume envelopes that are sent to the delays. | The output to the delay lines are also affected by vol[x], so if you have set vol[1] = 0, then you won't send any sound to the delay lines. It is thus the output after applying any volume envelopes that are sent to the delays. | ||
| - | Separately, you can now also turn off the main output of an oscillator and just let it go through the delays. This is done by setting ovol[x] = 0, for oscillator x. | + | Separately, you can now also turn off the main output of an oscillator and just let it go through the delays. This is done by setting ovol[x] = 0, for oscillator x. By default, ovol[x] is set to 1 for all oscillators so that the sound is always sent to output unless you modify the variable. |
| d1vol, d2vol, and ovol are local variables for each generator. You can for instance let oscillator 1 be routed through the delay lines in generator 1, but not generator 2, depending e.g. on the note value (allowing you to only let higher notes be sent to the delays). | d1vol, d2vol, and ovol are local variables for each generator. You can for instance let oscillator 1 be routed through the delay lines in generator 1, but not generator 2, depending e.g. on the note value (allowing you to only let higher notes be sent to the delays). | ||
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