recipes
A filter wobble in time with the beat
Pick the value LFO on , aim it at the cutoff on the filter page and give it a tempo-synced speed; the amount sets how far the filter swings.
A wobble is a filter sweep that repeats in time, the sound of a hand rocking the cutoff knob back and forth. Faster synced speeds make it busier, slower ones turn it into a long rise and fall over the bar. Parameter locks on the LFO speed for single steps give the classic change of pace in the middle of a phrase.
How to
Make the filter on T3 wobble in time
before you start instrument mode
- 1
- 2 the LFO types
- 3 highlight value
- 4 takes it; press `M4` if the page changed
- 5 a synced speed, such as 4
- 6 amount around 60
- 7 destination filter
- 8 parameter 1, the cutoff
Give the wobble something to move
- 1 press it again if the page shows off
- 2 cutoff around 40
- 3 resonance around 45
Details
- worked out
The value LFO turns one encoder of the track's pages up and down by itself, like a hand moving the knob in a loop.
- TE’s guide
Destination on
E3picks the page, filter for a wobble, and parameter onE4picks the encoder there; cutoff is the first of the filter page's four. - TE’s guide
Over the anti-clockwise part of its range the speed follows the tempo, so the wobble stays locked to the beat.
- TE’s guide
On the plain filter destination the wobble restarts with every note, so each note wobbles the same way; its free twin keeps running across notes.
- worked out
A moderate cutoff with some resonance on makes the sweep easy to hear; with the cutoff fully open there is little left to move.