> Having LFO 1 and LFO 2 be able to modulate the opposite LFO's
> frequency! that would be really special...

Do you have an sound example that uses something like that?
I own a ADA STD1 which provides this for its mutlitap flanger, but I
never use it as it never sounds "round and rolling".

i dont have a sound example but, i know the dsi prophet does this very easily...just put the lfo1 frequency as the mod destination for lfo 2 for example, and then have lfo 2 mod the pitch or cutoff or whatevers possible

This is a wrong information. The JP6's hardware does not allow this. And
even if it would. This would be a monosynth with four different sounds
stacked - what for?

im not sure what you mean by monosynth. another example would be the mks80 switching to dual layer allows 2 presets to be stacked on top of each other. im just wondering if this is at all possible on the JX3P, someone told me that the euro

its not far off from a keysplit but instead would just stack the patches on top of each other, i assume if a keysplit were possible my idea would also be possible?

anyone with any insight on the matter please let me know

thanks

On Fri, Jun 24, 2011 at 12:25 PM, Florian Anwander < fanwander@... > wrote:

 

Hi William

> Having LFO 1 and LFO 2 be able to modulate the opposite LFO's
> frequency! that would be really special...

Do you have an sound example that uses something like that?
I own a ADA STD1 which provides this for its mutlitap flanger, but I
never use it as it never sounds "round and rolling".

> #2 i read somewhere that the europa mod for the JP6 allowed to stack 4 presets at a time

This is a wrong information. The JP6's hardware does not allow this. And
even if it would. This would be a monosynth with four different sounds
stacked - what for?

The only extension for vintage synth which allows this is the supermax
extension for the DX7.

Florian