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Using sine-waves

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reGeneraTed
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Using sine-waves

Post by reGeneraTed »

Hey MMV Forums,

Quick question:

I've been experimenting with sine oscillation a bit and I'm wanting to wrap it a small level.

I want the oscillator to start at 0 and move only between 0 and 0.1. If I give it a small oscillation, it moves slowly but it still needs to travel all the way up to 1 before it starts reversing. What would be a good way to cap this oscillation at 0.1?

Hope everyone enjoys their weekend.
perzon
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Re: Using sine-waves

Post by perzon »

Set your scale to 0.1 before the OSC
Slavi
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Re: Using sine-waves

Post by Slavi »

perzon wrote:Set your scale to 0.1 before the OSC
Thank you perzon! What if want it to move between 0.5 and 0.6 ? I would offset (add) 0.5 before the scale ?
reGeneraTed
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Re: Using sine-waves

Post by reGeneraTed »

Hey perzon,

You are correct. here is what I used that seemed to work for me:

sine oscillator 0.1
scale 0.1
offset + .5 (put this on either a specific parameter or global parameter)
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