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If your host and control surface support it, your control surface can display the names of the parameters controlled by each knob or fader, and each control can automatically update to show the current value of a parameter. Parameter automation is capable of two-way communication. You can assign any parameter in Trilian to one of these slots using “Enable Host Automation.” The parameter will be assigned to the next available slot and may then be automated from the host or control surface. For example, slot 0 is the first parameter in the host or on the control surface, the next one is number 1, etc. These slots correspond to the list of parameters that can be automated in the host or on your control surface. There are 512 parameter slots in Omnisphere that can be automated, numbered from 0 to 511. If you need more than 512 assignments, consider using MIDI Learn together with Host Automation. *You can enable up to 512 Host Automation parameters. NOTE: If your host doesn’t display Host Automation assignments by name, select “Show Current Assignments” to display the parameter names along with their corresponding Host Automation ID numbers.Īll Host Automation assignments are stored with the Multi, saved with the host project file, and can also be saved with a MIDI Learn Template. Once assigned, changes made to the parameter using the Omnisphere interface can be recorded in real-time in the host software.

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Me I'm spoiled by my modern soft synths where 95% of the time synths with multiple filters can route their different sound sources layers or oscillators either in parallel or series or just through one filter - Think Analog/Ultra Analog, Sylenth1, Zebra, Alchemy, Poly-Ana, ACE, Albino, Rob Papen synths, NI Massive etc etc etc.)īut at the end of the day, I still love Omnisphere! I would just speed things up infinitely to be able to route both layers through a single modulated filter.The parameter will be assigned the next available Host Automation ID number, from lowest to highest. Trust me, I've discussed this at lengths with spectrasonics and they don't seem to think it's big deal (but more importantly they said it would be too hard to implement with the current code). And the thing is, usually when you want a single filter sound, you're going for something quick and simple, so the back and forth isn't really ideal in that situation. Droneca Vol. And any tweaks you're either doing both or you're linking and unlinking all the time when sound designing. Omnisphere 2 Soundbank by Vicious Antelope. And if you want use a common envelope (like a multi-stage one) instead of the default filter envelope, same process of assigning both. Or what if you want to modulate the filter by an lfo? Well then you have set the modulation source for one filter to the LFO, then also set the other filter as a destination with it's source being the same LFO as was set for the first. But what happens when you want to tweak the envelope? You have to tweak two envelopes instead. My current workaround is to assign both filter controls to common macros in Kore for when I want to control both quickly. There is a huge difference between routing through a single filter and controlling two filters for two parallel layers, even if you're using some common controls or the 'link' function in Omnisphere. Certainly I can add an effects filter to the Omni common part, which is similar to just adding a filter as a separate effect, but the important thing for a filter is to be able to respond to envelopes and modulation generated from notes sent. Or midi-learn both Layers filter controls to the same Physical Controller and you can tweak both Layers Filters (A & B) at the same time with possibly dif filters on each Layer/ Sound Source. 'Configure' the Power Filters controls (Freq, Rez, etc) to add them into Abletons Parameter list and automate away! Open Fx - Common (means both A & B Layers) You can filter both sound sources with a Single Filter in Omnisphere and/ or Trillian

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