Of course, one could argue that you can already achieve these kinds of changes using an expression pedal. * EXPONENTIAL – the parameter changes sweep through initially slowly, and pick up speed towards the end of the morph. * LINEAR – the parameter changes occur in a smooth linear manner between the two sets of values. Depending on how the TEMPO Mode was set for the preset at hand, it could be set by either seconds or be note-length based, similar to the various algo's Decay values.įrom there, there could maybe also be a menu, where you could select: * MORPH – the ability to have the two sets of HotSwitch parameter values change by a determined rate over time. * TOGGLE – the current default HotSwitch Mode I imagine a HotSwitch transition/morph mode would need to be set up at preset-level as opposed to a global setting perhaps the settings could be a sub-menu accessed the same way as the function by pressing both the HotSwitch and the encoder – and then drilling down further from there.įrom there, perhaps a menu could be available, where you could select: "+1 on Noah's idea for some kind of HotSwitch morph parameters – I was actually just about to post some ideas on that in a separate thread but saw it here. "- Hotswitch lerp…so that when the hotswitch is pressed the unit would smoothly morph between the assigned parameter settings, maybe based on an independently adjustable time/rate setting? The expression pedal allows for this kind of control, but it'd be neat to achieve a similar effect with a single switch press, in some circumstances." 🙂īelow is Noah's original post, followed by some of my own ideas that I posted afterward: I thought it might be a good idea to perhaps break out Noah's idea concerning the possibility of a HotSwitch "morph" functionality originally posted last month in the "ModEchoVerb Echo-vs-Reverb Balance / Space Suggestion" thread….into its own thread so others might be able to discuss as well who might have missed it….I think it's definitely a great idea worthy of discussion.
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