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Knob controlling Knob/Values

Archive · 2011 3 old posts

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smokeysteve22 ·

Hi, sorry for this really silly question. Im currently building a Tilt EQ based from the stock parametric eq and i cannot seem to figure how i can do this..

Control a knob from a knob, Ive tried using the GUI connectors from the MGUI inside the knob > out into the MGUI of the 2nd knob and the image follows but the 1st knob value doesn't change.

I basically want - Float (a) changes and float (b) decreases in value but at these values.

A- 0.50 - 0.75 B. 0.25 - 0.50

Hope i explained clearly, sorry for this silly question and thanks for any help!

infuzion ·

Range: look at "MinMax" module Control one via second: Float data though "Float Switch"

smokeysteve22 ·

Thank you so much.

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