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For example, Analog FM (the first Bass Attack patch) has Mod Wheel, FM Amount, Phase, FM PW, Q, Filter Env, Attack, Decay and Release on the macro knobs. They are pretty much different for every preset. (And you don't have to count Unify will fill in the index number for you, avoiding off-by-one on your purchase Shane! It's a great synth for sure.įunnily enough it was one that I started to Unify, but then I realised something about those macro knobs that made me put it on ice. You resulting parameter paths can be created for one patch, and re-used for others where the actual parameter names might be different. If you hold down ALT (Option on Mac) when clicking the "+" button to add a new macro-link, you can select the parameter in the usual way, by name, but Unify will automatically substitute the appropriate index instead of the name. inst/1/plugin/#0 is the first parameter (regardless how it is named), inst/1/plugin/#49 is the 50th, etc. inst/1/plugin/paramName, but also allows using their 0-based index, e.g. Unify normally references plug-in parameters by name, e.g. This can complicate unification, because the names change, UNLESS you use the following trick, which I have just realized is NOT currently in the Unify manual. Connecting their macro parameters to Unify's macro knobs gives better results.Īs with some other plug-ins such as Serum, Phase Plant allows the macro parameters to be renamed per-patch. They move too quickly and are hard to control.
I think it really cries out for unification, because it has macro controls (just like Unify), but I find them very hard to use with the mouse.
I immediately did a search here on the Forum, to find out if anyone was working on unifying Phase Plant, and found this thread. If ever there was a soft-synth to make me want to buy a more powerful computer, this is it.
Just got Kilohearts' Phase Plant this morning, as part of a very wallet-friendly bundle from Audio Plugin Deals.
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