At I glance it looks so. In EMU you can.
But seems I found a workaround. Use different audio sources for each effect and set the frequencies for each audio source individually:
whoops... my bad.. thanks.
So it seems I can set the upper and lower limit in the audio settings but that will be global and not on a per effect basis. So, it seems like I couldn't have one effect triggered by the bass and another the high notes.
Lol, it is EMU sir. All this Forum is about EMU. But luckily I am acquainted with ELM. So see the below screens with steps:
I don't see this screen anywhere in ELM.
Can you tell me the steps to get there.
Thanks.
Phil
1) highlight a green fader you want to be sound active
2) choose frequency for it
3) move sound tracker knob up to 100
Your green fader becomes lilac.
AA, I can't seem to find the sound tracker. Where in the UI can it be found?
Thanks
Phil
Sound tracker applies only to a program, not to the whole set of programs of a bank. If you need it to all programs - then you will have to apply it individually to each program.
Thanks AA. Can this be set per effect or just once per audio input device?
I will just add that you need adjust your frequencies levels in EMU settings (mine are around 5) to make it more adequate reacting sounds. You can choose Sub, Low, Mid, High for sound tracker, i.e. these need be adjusted in the settings.
I had the wrong input selected
Phil Spitler
There there any tutorials on how to get effects working with audio reactivity?
Thanks
Phil