From how I understood it, it seems like modulation might work like the PRO12 where you can map an LFO to any knob/fader, possibly by ‘arming’ the LFO and then moving the knob you wish to modulate. I may have also misunderstood this but that’s how I interpreted it.
Either way, it should be an insane amount of fun.
I was concerned it might have been a limited run product due to using the old Yamaha chips but that doesn’t seem to be a problem either.
I think that’s how lfos are implemented on other Twisted Electron synths, like the Therapsid MKII.
First you either move lfo depth or rate, then briefly touch a knob that’s parameter you want to modulate and press the chain button to link the lfo to that parameter.
Multiple parameters can be assigned to an lfo.
The MEGAfm also has those chain buttons, so it’s probaply similar.
thanks for the explanations Bamshoot and Schnork, it started making some sense to me. i’ve never had a synth that worked quite like that so it’s a little out of what i’m used to.
mentioning that it’s similar to other Twisted Electron synths i checked the video for another recent one of theirs the Therapkid and i’m guessing this is the same thing. about 2:30 minutes into this video in case anyone else is unsure: https://youtu.be/QR2hT7i8UMU
The only new thing I’ve noticed is it’s now 600 presets and there’s a draft manual on the site. Haven’t heard any more about the discussed multi-timbrality possibilities.
Twisted Electrons also added a bunch of images to the product page… it looks so gorgeous! Really starting to feel the itch now… Just sharing a couple for fun
There are some really nice sounds in that video and it does look super hands-on and tweakable… not that I’m needing anymore temptation just now. But still…