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Drag-and-drop modulation slots
The MIDI source is a powerful modulation source if you want more control using a MIDI keyboard or MIDI control knobs.
To add a MIDI source as a modulation source, click the + button in the source selection bar and click New MIDI Source.
MIDI Input
Normally the MIDI source lets you use MIDI input such as velocity, pitch bend and modulation
wheel to influence any parameter that can be modulated.
Controller number
When you set the input selection to Controller, it lets you use any MIDI controller as a
modulation source.
Response curve
The response curve can be adjusted to get the desired control over the MIDI source output.
For example, when used with velocity as MIDI source the linear, exponential, logarithmic,
square, square root or sine curves make great dynamic differences.
Using a MIDI source is different from MIDI Learn because there is no direct control of a knob via MIDI but it uses a modulation slot instead. This way you can add modulation to an already modulated destination. Or you can use the full rotation of a knob while actually modulating a smaller range. This can be a good way to control say, the filter cut-off frequency or EG attack for which you sometimes want to make small changes with great precision.
At the top right of the source interface, the Presets button provides access to the MIDI source section presets. The Remove button
deletes the MIDI source. You can customize the
default MIDI source settings (used when creating a new MIDI source) by overwriting the predefined
Default section preset.
Tips
Next: XY Controller
See Also
Modulation
Drag-and-drop modulation slots
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