triggering the test oscillator in logic

seannash

okay so i know how to trigger it to add sub to a kick but how would i rhytmically trigger it.
like if i wanted to use it as a sine bass or something.right now im just muting and unmuting it but thats not ideal
sorry for all the logic specific questions too:D

splitrmx

Why not use the sine wave from the ES2 Logic synth? Turn off all the modulation and filters and you have a pure sine wave.

seannash

yeah i was using that alright.i guess it was just one of those things that i figured its there surely i can do this.
it was bugging me that i couldnt figure it out ha ha ha

jtsuited

I'm still struggling to see why you would want to do this. It's a test oscillator. Actually if you wanted to be mega revolutionary you could do this :

Set up a piano track to trigger the gate on the test osc track. Then put autotune on the test osc track after this and key the autotune's input with your midi piano.

It'd work but it'd genuinely be the silliest method I've ever come up with to do anything.

seannash

jtsuited wrote: »

I'm still struggling to see why you would want to do this. It's a test oscillator. Actually if you wanted to be mega revolutionary you could do this :

Set up a piano track to trigger the gate on the test osc track. Then put autotune on the test osc track after this and key the autotune's input with your midi piano.

It'd work but it'd genuinely be the silliest method I've ever come up with to do anything.

no i know its a pointless excercise but it was just there and i was trying to figure out a way to do it.more curiosity than anything else.