Obsession's Dual Mode

[RamonRivera]

Is there a way to edit voice parameters separately for each layer?

What im trying to create is a to identical patches but with subtle differences and then pan them each other to the oposite side emulating the double tracking method to obtain a wide stereo image.

maybe this could be a future request to have stereo mode maybe?

[Richard]

You mean the voice trimmer page I suppose? If yes, then this is easy to do, simply observe the active voices on the bottom. Voices 1,3,5,7 are triggered by Part A, and 2,4,6,8 are triggered by Part B.

[Richard]

Btw, the patch "GT Dual Machines KS" contained in the root folder does precisely what you describe (just be sure to set the Spread to 100% at the top right).

[RamonRivera]

So I may have a bug because it seems that in the version of Obsession that I've got installed voice editing is really scrambled, there is a lot of odd behaviors when I try to use it in dual layer mode.

where can I send a video I made of the behaviour?

[Kriminal]

upload to the YouTube and link here

[RamonRivera]

https://youtu.be/A31v-FgnZps

[Kriminal]

I tried, I could not get A and B to pan separately in Dual mode

ie A left, B right

[Richard]

Thanks this helped a lot- we found the issue. It is specifically about the Vol/Pan trimmers in DUAL mode, it neither affects other trimmers nor Single or Split modes. We'll post an update very soon

[Richard]

We have just updated the full version of Obsession to v1.01, fixing this issue.

[RamonRivera]

Thanks a lot, but the demo is still on version 1.00

[tommym]

Ramon R - well now you know it's great, so maybe it's time to move past the Demo, lol.
I just love this thing.

[tommym]

Is it possible to COPY a Single patch, and then paste it to the B part of another patch?
Thanks.

[bones]

Not really. The hardware only copies the oscillators, filter and envelopes. Everything else remains global and OBSession follows this. What you can do is open a second instance of OBSession, load up a different patch, right-click and select "Copy Part", then go to the first instance and paste those settings in. The trick is to right-click in different sections. e.g. If you right-click in the oscillator section to copy, then right-click in the Filter or Envelope section to paste and it will paste all three sections at once. That's about as easy as it gets.

[tommym]

Thanks, bones! just what I needed to know. I was already thinking of a 2nd instantiation, but this thing sounds so good, that I'm starting to think I don't need to layer even more of it on top of itself. Much appreciated, the bit about exactly what gets copied, and the right-clicking.