Mixer Tips & Tricks #2: Pattern Tremolo (LFO to CV Level In) | Propellerhead Record + Reason

From Matt's blog at http://line6.com/blog

Line 6's Propellerhead Product Specialist Matt Piper demonstrates how to use the LFO control voltage (CV) output from a Subtractor Analog Synthesizer to control the volume level on a channel of Record's mixer to produce a tremolo effect. Automation is used to apply different time division values to the LFO rate, producing a Pattern Tremolo effect.

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[ijfox87]

dude ur a really good teacher

[line6movies]

@ijfox87 Thanks!

[Twentysixbillion]

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[line6movies]

@Twentysixbillion Thanks for that encouraging idea! :)

But the info is free for the people!

[MrSzipu]

what is this program?

[line6movies]

@MrSzipu This is Propellerhead Record and Propellerhead Reason. When both programs are installed on the same computer, they run together as one fully integrated music creation environment, simply by launching Record.

[misterKevin07]

THANK YOU!!!!!!

[derdyserdy]

Metalstep.

[MrRedwoodvalley]

good teacher, but this stuff is too complicated for me right now!!!

[Meteotrance]

i love using this tips with the cv gate of the matrix module it's give me more control to the rythme, the only thing i didn't now was to put the level of the fader in the minimum, thanks for the tutorial.