ScopeSync128A


Description

The ScopeSync128A module provides 128 controls which can be controlled between Scope BCModular (shell) and Native Standalone Application or VST Plugin (module panel). You can create your own panel!

Usage

High resolution control system for linking DAWs to Scope. For full details, visit scopesync.co.uk

ScopeSync Technical Info
ScopeSync FAQs

Type

ScopeSync

Module

ScopeSync128A.png

Popup

ScopeSync128A-Popup.png

Panel

native standalone application / VST plugin
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ScopeSync128A-Panel.png

Module Connections

Label
Type
Description
Control Range
Data
Sync
The data portion of the ScopeSync communication stream (contains control values). Should be connected via a digital audio channel to the Left output channel of a ScopeSync DAW plugin
Unipolar
Data
Sync
The destination portion of the ScopeSync communication stream (contains references to controls). Should be connected via a digital audio channel to the Left output channel of a ScopeSync DAW plugin
Unipolar
Pipe128
Pipe128
128pipe was added with CLMs in mind. You could have a patch with a single SS128A and multiple CLMs. The Yellow pipe would at least in theory make it easier to connect the CLM contents to the SS128A. What you suggest however as a use might well work too.

A1-P8
Async
Depending on the setting selected in the module Popup window, these will output 128 channels of control data to channel banks A1-P8.

Local
Pipe
pipe is for controls at the Scope side independent of SCOPESYNC automation. Examples of this might be VU meters / clip LEDs or if you wanted to use multiple SCOPESYNC instances in a patch and call up other UI windows from controls on the main SCOPESYNC UI. The means to do this is available via the CP<->Host pipe of the SS128A which is itself tapped into 8 of the 16 available ScopeLocal connections.

MIDI
MIDI
MIDI messages from the ScopeSync stream. If multiple Scope modules are processing a single ScopeSync stream, a MIDI merger must be used to combine the MIDI messages
Unipolar

Module Controls

Label
Description
LED
Indicates that the ScopeSync connection is live
Open Panel
Button to display ScopeSync Panel

Popup Controls

Label
Description
ScopeSync
On/Off
Reset
button to reset ScopeSync panel position
Module Color
set color of module
Text Highlight
On/Off

Panel Controls

native-standalone / vst-plugin
Label
Description
Layout Setting
Complette editable structure
SS
Enable/disable ScopeSync link
Changelog
Release notes and highlights (wellis released this in github » bcmodular » scopesync » releases)

Screen

Panel [Template Layouts]

ScopeSyncTemplateLayouts.png

ScopeSyncSliders-Demo.png

Style Overrides

ScopeSyncStyleOverrides.png

Panel [Right-click -> Edit Mapped Parameter]

ScopeSyncRight-click-EditMappedParameter.png

Examples

Panel [Behringer BCF 2000, BCR 2000 - Midi Control]

ScopeSyncB-Controls.png

Wavebank Synth [Modular Synth + ScopeSync]

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ScopeSyncWaveBankSynth.jpg

cwmod: Sharc's Wavebank oscillators in action.

Patch circuit (top to bottom):
  • 2 wavebank oscs, possibility to sync them
  • pitch mod sources AD, ADSR, MLfo, SineLfo; Pm1 = regular behaviour, PM2 = AT controls PM amount
  • Multi Filter
  • VCA ADSR settings + Main Vol
  • Aux AD env, Distortion, BPM
  • Aux ADSR env
  • M-LFO (1)
  • M-LFO (2); SineLfo rate, a switch to determine if filter cfm2 amount is controled by AT or not, some MVC settings
the latest non-OSC ScopeSync release is used (v0.4.2-beta). More Info

Gigantus [Modular Synth + ScopeSync]

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ScopeSync128A-Panel-Gigantus.png

yayajohn: Right now I have been very happy just using the Scopsync console on the Scope side. It has made making presets a whole lot easier. I knew this was going to be a big bite to chew for a first timer but I also knew it would keep me involved longer and force me to retain hopefully most of what I learned in the process. My next patch will be smaller.