yep thats right. i found a [working] midi lfo plugin.

[friend_kami]

Just can't get this plugin (vst nor vsti version to work) despite setting it up exactly as shown.

I've tried using the vst version after the Operator plugin too. No different.

Why is there a Channel number for each LFO showing 1 on the example pic when the recommended midiyoke channel is 2? Tried changing it to 2 and it made no difference.

On the example pic Operator is shown with its Monitor set to Off and with the Send level up. When I try this there is no sound.

All Preferences are set as shown as well.

Found the mistake I made: Had not linked the LFO to the Operator macro / part.

Works now.

eh .. ok.

just for the referene, the reasont why the other ones are sending at channel 1 are becuause none of them are sending anyhting, thus: it doesnt matter what channel / cc they are sneding at, since they are in an off state nonethelessö

[Tuur]

hello(i'm the midilfo's author)

Thanks a lot! This thing is fantastic!

[Grappadura]

also, id give a shoutout to a friend of mine who built this audio to midi enveloper for me:

http://brb.notatruck.net/vst.html

get them both. youd be suprised how useful they are once you map them up in a few racks and get used to having them around.

How do you use it? Do you need midi yoke?

[friend_kami]

for those of you interested in the audio to midi thing, i posted about it at idmforums some time ago, including how to set it up etc:

http://www.idmforums.com/showthread.php ... io+to+midi

[Grappadura]

Thx a lot, this was missing feature I was most keen on!! Loving it!

[queglay]

this is a great program. the only thing is that when you play and stop it doesn't sync to the correct part of the lfo regarding timecode. it will always reset to zero or the offset. still, best thing so far for lfos