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Spacef - basically, you are the man.

I'm looking for a synth that can produce bass tones that are sufficiently deep, rich, and textured so as to be useful for driving a vocoder to produce convincing robotic voices.. but which is easy on the DSP.

I've been using Micromoog, but it is somewhat of a DSP hog (I'm typically using 3 voices ...

It could be that something like this exists, but my research has turned up nothing.

In a perfect world, there would be a "cc value smoother" module .. Example: Say I am sending values for CC7. I route MIDI through this module to a synth. I send a value of "100" .. the module receives it, and relays ...

Spacef -- absolutely phenomenal!

Thanks to both of you!

Well, while SC sorts out the problem, can you tell me about the channel strips you are successfully using? Are any of them free?

Thanks!

That looks pretty awesome, but it would be a shame to have to buy the entire toolkit when all I need is Midi Transformer. Perhaps there are alternatives?

Hello, can anyone recommend an easy way to "reverse" CC messages sent within a Scope project? For example, say I'm sending values for CC 7. If I send a value of "0", I want "127" to be received. If I send "1", I want "126" to be received, and so on .. in other words, lowering a parameter would ...

It seems there is an issue with Scope 5's channel module: none of its faders or knobs are able to detect sent MIDI cc assignments. If you left-click to make an assignment, then send a cc message to the module, the incoming MIDI light at the bottom of the module surface blinks, but the cc assignment ...