Neither of those things can be themselves automated or modulated.Īnd neither will ever be truly "smooth". Your suggestion for using Automation Items is also cool. The OP didn't really say which part of that they wanted, but the second post said something about Parameter Modulation so I went that direction. I saw that it has some built in effects, but it also does send MIDI CCs to control other plugs. Why should I fiddle in a small window with lot of boundaries if I could do it natively in my DAW? Try to change your Xfer sequence over time or with lots of different measuring. I would NEVER EVER buy or install such a thing because Reaper offers more you need and more than most people think of. You can adjust envelopes like you want and way more flexible than in Xfers Lfo Tool. If you don't want to fiddle with the envelope I can suggest the script: js_Envelope LFO generator and a This thing is amazing. Change the envelope inside of it and loop it as long as you want.
If you alt-drag into it, you can create an automation item quickly. Move or click the cutoff slider and click the "param" button -> show track envelope! Go to arrange view. Take a synth, drumloop - any audio you want. Your envelope, step sequencer and LFOs are in front of you, if your copy of Reaper runs. You may think: But this thing has a nice sequencer with envelope, step sequencer and LFO. Reaper is even more flexible than the Xfer LFO tool because you can choose from your own arsenal of filters and other effects. You could achieve the same by using parameter modulation and some JSFX like filter, level, pan etc. I don't think its a midi LFO tool rather than an audio LFO with level, filter, panning sequencer/LFO.
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